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Who were the Wardens? Find out soon. Follow my blog for more updates, or follow me on Twitter or facebook
Who were the Wardens? Find out soon. Follow my blog for more updates, or follow me on Twitter or facebook
I’ve got an exciting opportunity coming up here. I don’t want to say too much in case it doesn’t pan out, but I need your help! If you enjoy my writing, if you want to get a little more without committing to an entire novel, and you want to do me a HUGE favor… I’ve …
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People hate on the Hobbit films, and for sure, they had their problems. One thing I did like, though, was the expansion of the Necromancer/Dol Guldur storyline. I remember reading The Hobbit as a child and being very confused that there wasn’t more information on what Gandalf seemed to feel was a big enough deal …
Mad Max: Fury Road was great. I was smiling the whole time when I wasn’t wincing or cackling. It’s fun, it’s exciting. It drops you face-first into a fully developed, vast, terrible world and doesn’t stop till the credits roll. More importantly, though, Fury Road takes us away from the remakes and reboots. It’s a …
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Recently I had the chance to chat about writing, Ours Is the Storm, beliefs, fun, and projects with the Mindful Warrior. Check out his site for meditations, mindfullness, and freely given secrets.
Star Wars : The Force Awakens Teaser Trailer #2 Just getting ready to shovel more coal onto the hype train.
To celebrate tomorrow, the day of my illustrious (regular) birth, I’m going to give away a few digital copies of Ours Is the Storm all week. If you want a shot, follow me on goodreads or like my page on facebook, buy a paperback (for sure I’ll give you a digital then), follow me …
Just a quick note that I’ll be reddit.com/r/fantasy’s Fantasy Writer of the Day today. Stop in and say hi! www.reddit.com/r/fantasy.
North American Lake Monsters, by Nathan Ballingrud Dark tales, some haunting, some disturbing, some hopeful. These stories are of human monsters and the monstrousness of us, in us; the others, the monsters outside, often are the less horrific. You’ll go places you’d rather have avoided, but come out the better. Some of these will stay …
by Ursula K. Le Guin 5/5 This is a beautiful book, beautifully written. A lot’s been said already by other reviewers, so I won’t go into that. This isn’t what you expect, if you’re unfamiliar with Le Guin and with a more thoughful style and speed of scifi. It’s extraordinarily political, heartbreaking, hopeful, and very, …