People always say they want to know cool facts about their favorite authors. I am frequently told that I need to be more mercenary, and assume that people want to hear about me and my books. In the spirit of these two things, I am Read More …
We’re back with another piece of my art! This piece depicts the terrifying stilt leg beast from Lindsay Schopfer’s wonderful novel Into the North. It was originally created for two purposes. One: as the final project in my drawing class in 2020. Two: as an Read More …
I was recently speaking with a writer friend about romance and adult situations in stories. They occupy an interesting space in my reading life. For many years I avoided both like the plague, and now I find that while I don’t usually seek them out, Read More …
10. “I accidentally killed the guy you hired to do this job, so I’m going to finish it for you.” Hey, how were you supposed to know that the guy running from the city guard was actually trying to avoid capture so he could deliver Read More …
Now through Jan. 22, you can nab your own digital copy of “Chronicles of the Roc Rider” for only 99 cents! Question: how awesome is that? Answer: Extremely. If you already own the book, please let others know about this opportunity. And, if you read Read More …
When January comes around, and everyone is thinking of ways to better themselves and improve their lives, people often ask, “How can I be cool like Aaron?” Who are these people and when do they ask that? Never you mind those details. They are not Read More …
This morning I had to leap out of the shower three times and dash across the house, freezing my butt off. Once, I realized I had no towels or washcloth because I forgot to replace after laundry yesterday. Once more, when I realized I had Read More …
Dear Readers, I enjoy the tradition some authors have of writing an end of the year letter to the fans on their blog, so I’ve decided this year to begin one myself. While your numbers are few, you are all awesome people, and your appreciation Read More …
Old Harmonie is a corporate owned utopian community. Nearly free of disease, with food and resources for everyone. Technology is so advanced there compared to the outside world that parents can even select certain aspects of their children’s genetic make-up to dampen or improve. And, Read More …
When Jim Sturges finally met his long lost Uncle Jack, he didn’t expect it to be in an underground lair filled with trolls. He didn’t expect Uncle Jack to have barely aged and still be roughly the same age as Jim himself, wearing armor made Read More …
