Aries’ Red Sky‘s Audiobook is live on Audible. If you’ve got a long trip coming up, feel free to go grab a copy!
GENCON. Man. Part of the reason I’ve taken so long to do this AAR is that I was having trouble trying to put the experience into words. It’s been two weeks since I loaded out of Indianapolis and began the long trip home…and I still find myself having a goofy smile for no good reason. …
Quick blog post so folks know where to find me at GENCON! I’m at Table H in Author Avenue! Map below! Also look for the spinning Author Avenue / Art Show sign right above Tables E and F: [wpvideo MiWLbqg6] Hope to see you folks there!
On the transitory nature of things: So I’ve mentioned Project Wonderful on here a couple of times. Well, after over a decade of great adverts at low prices, they’re closing their doors. It’s like going in to check on a great restaurant you used to frequent…only to find that they’ve been closed for several weeks. …
For those of you awaiting Aries’ Red Sky, today is release day! Go on out and buy yourself some carnage! Audiobook to be coming soon!
In support of Aries Red Sky (available here), I had some work commissioned by A.R. Crebs. A.R. is a fellow author as well as an artist, and I’ve mentioned her before when discussing the system maps for the book’s interior. Introducing Oscar and Ollie, a pair of otters who are the subject of a 31st Century…
Greetings all, it’s been awhile. Lots of good news, and there will be a longer newsletter (subscribe here). But first, three items of major import: As of 11 May 2018 I have received my doctorate in U.S. History from Kansas State University. Here is one picture of me getting hooded by my committee chair, Dr.…
News Item #1: An Unproven Concept is now on sale. It will also be promoted by Free Kindle Books and Tips (a promotion website that comes highly recommended). Please go to their FB page and give the promotion post a like to increase its FB reach. News Item #2: Acts of War and Collisions of the Damned will…
Article on selling at cons by fellow indie author John G. Hartness. Long-time readers of this blog will note the similarities in advice.
There have been several developments in the indie publishing world as of late: First, Draft 2 Digital is making a major effort to establish themselves as a major distributor competing with Amazon’s behemoth. A few weeks ago, there was the announcement of a new audiobook service that, unlike Audible, does not have a sliding…