...or something. I don't know. Wild for me now would have been mild for twenty-something Jason. That guy's a jerk, with all that energy and no bad back or neck. However, there is some exciting news, so I've got that going for me. Twenty-something Jason was an aimless shifter. First, the very first anthology I've … Continue reading A Wild Time in the Old Town This Month(ish)

Oh yeah, that got your attention. For September, I'm joining D.J. Butler, Richard Paolinelli, Sean Patrick Hazlett, and Monalisa Foster in giving away five free autographed copies of our books. I'll be giving away WRAITHKIN, Book One of the Kin Wars. Here is a list of the other books you can win as well: WHEN … Continue reading Win Free Books!

Getting a rejection letter is hard. Quite frankly, it's one of the worst feelings a writer will go through in their career. That feeling of utter failure, the emotional kick to the stomach that your baby just isn't good enough. The anguish and despair upon reading "Dear [[insert name here]], we regret to inform you..." … Continue reading Hard vs Soft Rejection (and why the difference matters)

So the last few weeks have been.... really odd. We lost Eric Flint on July 17, which was a rude shock to us all. He'd just called the office the week before to talk (Eric was one of the few authors who regularly called the office) and he'd been looking forward to going home and … Continue reading The Month That Was Too Long

I have found the next amazing party game for nerds! I've been hearing a lot about this game for the past year or so, primarily because I know the game's creators, Lydia and David Sherrer. The game, which was successfully crowdfunded on Kickstarter, is one of the fun, fast-paced games that you can do in … Continue reading Cat Magic: The Game Review

**Forewarning -- if I didn't mention you by name here, it's not because I wasn't happy to see you but because I completely forgot and I am an idiot.** This year at Libertycon was a special one for me. Not only was it the first time Libertycon was showing off a Baen Books cover of … Continue reading Libertycon 34 AAR — The Pro Level Edition

CHICKS IN TANK TOPS, my very first anthology where I'm the editor and not merely a contributor, is available for pre-order over on Amazon right now. Release date is January 3, 2023... pre-orders are the best way to get a physical copy of the book in hand on release day. Available at all the bookstores … Continue reading Pre-orders Available

They don't have a massive programming schedule uploaded yet, but the schedules for individual authors is ready to go. As usual, I'm going to be pretty busy this Libertycon -- and I wouldn't have it any other way. That blurred out section? Don't worry about that section. 😀 I'll be out and about the entire … Continue reading Libertycon 34 Schedule

What's new in the land of Córdova, you ask? Well, quite a bit actually. This past Tuesday the anthology STANDING FAST ON FOREIGN SHORES was released from Dingbat Publishing. This anthology features many authors I enjoy reading. Authors such as Larry Hoy, Jamie Ibson (yeah, he gets around more than I do), Kevin Steverson, Mark … Continue reading The Land of Anarchy and Hustle

We Dare: Wanted, Dead or Alive WE DARE 4: WANTED, DEAD OR ALIVE is out now and available from Chris Kennedy Publishing. I have a short story in this, title "Hard Bounty", and features Quintus Fox and his three quantum wolf pups making new friends and taking down bad guys. Lots of fun. Fifteen outstanding … Continue reading Release Date — Part Deux!

To celebrate the release of THE EXECUTIONERS, Chris Kennedy Publishing went and put WRAITHKIN on sale for only $0.99! So now you can grab both books (not exactly short ones, either) for a little over $6 after tax. Man, screw sales tax. Oh, you're still here. Why? Oh, right. Forgot the link. WRAITHKIN on sale … Continue reading Wraithkin On Sale!

Today is the release day for THE EXECUTIONERS! Death comes for us all. Enforcers simply expedite the process.The Alpha Contracts was the turning point in modern Human history. Of the one hundred companies who accepted the first mercenary contracts, only four returned. These four—collectively known as the Four Horsemen—would go on to become the largest … Continue reading Book Release Day