A declaration of war is a big thing, something one does not declare without considering the ramifications. The decision took me about seventeen seconds this morning. I have really bad neighbors who live above me. They're two college girls who have lots of parties, smoke wayyy too much and seem to be running a brothel out of … Continue reading The War Has Just Begun
Month: April 2013
Needs Must
I should be asleep but since I ran a quick road trip yesterday to Soldier's Retreat, I slept last night. For 12 hours. Apparently I was tired. Hill 142 is mostly done. I need to polish it up a bit, but overall I'm happy with it. The Gods Anointed is... uh... weird. It wants to be done but … Continue reading Needs Must
Yay Success! Now Get Off My Lawn.
Update. Right. Forgot. So A Promise Made is going to be in the next Sha'Daa anthology, currently titled Facets. I also was trying to squeak a second story in but I couldn't really get it to work. It came off as a monologue but the story structure needed to be more of a script (transcript, diary, screenplay, etc). I was … Continue reading Yay Success! Now Get Off My Lawn.
Too Much
Hill 142 is the most vexing, emotionally draining thing I have written in a very long time, possibly since a particularly draining scene in Corruptor. It's not just emotionally draining, but it brings to the forefront the true heroes and losses during a war. The armchair Rangers and CoD kids who think it's all a game and that they'd … Continue reading Too Much
Sold!
Ah, the weekend. Well, the beginning of mine, at least. The Tree of Death and Life has been accepted into the Heroes All anthology, which is super cool because it is the sequel to Nightwalker, which is in an entirely different anthology (Terror By Gaslight), which are both being put out by the team-up of Fantom Enterprises/Perseid Press. I do love … Continue reading Sold!
Tastes Like Chicken
You ever read a book and find yourself thinking "I've read this before" as you turn through every page, every character reminiscent of a long-lost friend? Well, yeah, okay... sequels. Easy enough, right? You know the characters already (from previous novels) while being introduced to new, exciting ones (you can only hope). But have you … Continue reading Tastes Like Chicken
Jason Córdova 