In the spirit of the holiday—or at least the commercialized customs that compel us to exchange commodities—I created a product wizard that matches readers to the book of mine they are most likely to enjoy.
Prior blog posts about my upcoming TTRPG spotlighted a possible ally or enemy, the playable heroes, and the very gods themselves. Today, I’m delighted to unveil a few of the locations that comprise The Curse of Er’Mah’Gerd.
Publishing a book triggers a twofold celebration for me: I can finally share my work with the world, and I’m able to jump wholeheartedly into a new project.
Curmudgeons & Flagons made its digital debut late last year with a getting-to-know-the-gang Issue 0. However, the first official issue was published on January 1, 2021. You can read it for free at GraphiteComics.com.
Over the past few weeks, I’ve become well acquainted with a gnome barbarian by the name of Ozric. That could prove to be my first mistake...
What do princesses, superheroes, and space explorers have in common? In a word: magic.
Blind dates are the worst. Maybe it’s human nature to want to know as much as we can before we commit—even if only for an evening. The same can be said for books.
I’d like to revisit the topic of book reviews and ratings today. Now. Because it turns out they are really, really important.
When a writing project spans years, it’s important to acknowledge milestones along the way.
Jealousy is an emotion we unpublished novelists know too well. Every success story of an out-of-nowhere-bestselling writer stirs up a storm of frustration, indignation, and, at times, incredulity.