We Have Gone Wide!
My debut novel has officially gone wide!
Book Updates, My Writing, News, The Scion Conspiracy
Book Reviews, Fantasy
Book Review: Acts of deicide
This book has some serious things to say about life, love, belief, redemption and the weight of humanity, and it says them without stuttering. Full of heavy themes, visceral worldbuilding and some truly dark and intense scenes, Acts is the type of story that is not for the faint of heart.
Book Reviews, Comedy, Literary Fiction
Book Review: Running The Light
An unflinching odyssey into the depths of depravity that will surely entertain those of strong stomachs and a worthy entry into the illustrious ranks of gonzo journalism style narratives.
Book Reviews, Classics, Westerns
Book Review: Blood Meridian
Perhaps it is a sign of the times that I as a reader found myself bored with reading about our central characters pillaging innocent villages and scalping people, but the fact remains the same. Violence in a story is only useful in what it accomplishes for the narrative, and in this case, it felt like it accomplished very little beyond the shock value.
Book Reviews, Fantasy, Indie
Book Review: The Bad Apothecary
The story moves at a quick pace, throwing you into a world that is both alien yet easily accessible. The Asian inspired, “arcane punk” setting is fun and feels different than most other fantasy. Between the setting, the magic system and the characters, I found myself reminded of some of the classic anime shows movies I remember watching as a teenager, but with a more mature edge.
Book Reviews, Horror, Uncategorized
Book Review: King Sorrow
The plot of King Sorrow is something of a Frankenstein’s monster of horror, thriller, fantasy and a decade’s spanning morality tale. The story begins with a group of hapless college students who get more than they bargained for in a classic Faustian bargain, playing heavily to the book’s horror thriller billing.
Book Reviews, Dystopian, Indie, Science Fiction
Book Review: Moments From The Life, Death, and thereafter of elliot grant
I went into this book with no info but what was on the blurb and I can confidently say it was one of the most unexpected reading experiences I’ve had in a long while.
Articles, Opinion, Writing & Publishing
Sailing the Digital High Seas
As an author in the modern age, the internet is more than just another tool. Learning to navigate its complex waters is an intrinsic part of what it means to be an author.
Articles, Opinion
Practicing Gratitude On My Favorite Holiday
But when I found myself staring down the barrel of my novel’s rapidly approaching launch date with no connections, no money and no marketing plan, I knew I had to do something to get the word out there. So I turned to the avenue that was most readily available and convenient to me; social media.
Events, News
My First Author Event
I was a little surprised to hear that book fairs were still a thing for adults, but I’m here for it.