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April 10, 2018
New Map!
Here is the new map of Western Rhaema that I’ve recently completed, using Campaign Cartographer!
I’m really pleased with the way it turned out, and I hope you all like it as well. It should be going live in all the latest versions of the e-books soon, along with a few fixed typos here and there.
Necromancer’s Nephew on YouTube!
The Necromancer’s Nephew audibook is coming to YouTube! Please join me there to hear my old friend Heath Allyn narrate Garrett’s adventures in episodic form!
January 30, 2018
Cenick
I thought I’d start doing some little character portraits, mostly for fun. This month, I decided to start with Cenick, our favorite Neshite necromancer and one of Garrett’s adopted big brothers.
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January 12, 2018
Moondress
She always acts a bit strangely when the moon is full!
January 7, 2018
Black Wolf’s Bargain
It’s been a long road getting here, and I wanted to thank you all for your patience!
Book Seven of The Songreaver’s Tale is finally here, and I’m really looking forward to hearing what you all think of it!
You can find it live at Amazon and Smashwords now, via the links below:
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October 11, 2017
The Hungering Flame Audiobook!
Whoah, it’s been a while since I posted here, hasn’t it? I’ve been busy with Book 7, but my good friend Heath Allyn has been busy with Book 2… the audio version that is.
Once again, he’s done an amazing job bringing the characters to life with his voice acting skills, though I imagine he probably needed a lozenge after doing Graelle’s voice for a while.
You can find the recording live now over at:
I hope you enjoy it!
July 6, 2016
Map of the Rhaemic continent
I thought some of you might enjoy seeing the latest map of Garrett’s world. I’ve been developing this side of the globe for decades now. Most of the names you should recognize from the story so far, with the exception of Nochwe, which is the setting of the very first book I ever wrote, a truly terrible piece of literature with a few likeable characters, forced to slog their way through the vast morass of my teenage angst.
The last Dungeons and Dragons campaign that I DM’d, a number of years ago, had my intrepid adventuring group contending with a vile Chadirian Inquisitor for the fate of the Isle of Fraelu and rescuing a kidnapped selkie librarian from an evil necromancer pirate.
One of these days I might even finish up the little story I’ve been working on about what happened to Maddoc and his fellow Vitrimancers when the moon fell out of the sky.
July 5, 2016
Trials of the Twiceborn is now available!
Garrett once dreamed of returning to Astorra with an army of the living dead at his back. Now that he has, the prospect of bringing justice to the traitor prince seems more like a nightmare. A wall of shining steel and good men’s honor stands between the young necromancer and his long-awaited vengeance. Now Garrett must contend, not only with an army of knights seeking the glory of taking his head in single combat, but with the growing power of the Spellbreaker’s spirit within him. He’ll soon learn that not even the dead rest easy in the shadow of King Cabre’s throne.
Far to the south, Marla and her companions must search for the very birthplace of dragonkind to find what secrets lurk in the shattered ruins of the world that was. Could the Dragon Queen herself be hidden, somewhere in the misty depths of lost Uroe, or will the vampire girl be forced to search within for a way to stop the demonic Volgrem?
Heads will roll (well, at least one) in Trials of the Twiceborn!
Thank you for your patience, but Book Six has finally begun to go live! I hope you all enjoy reading this one as much as I enjoyed writing it.
I’ll update the links below as the various formats become available:
Nook
iBooks
May 9, 2016
Songreaver’s Tale News!
Greetings all!
I’m nearing completion on Trials of the Twiceborn, Book Six of the Songreaver’s Tale!
In this latest chapter of the series, we follow Garrett north as he leads his army of the dead into the ancient kingdom of Astorra where he finds a less-than-warm welcome awaiting him. In a land where everyone wants him dead for a crime he didn’t commit, Garrett must contend, not only with the knights seeking the honor of taking his head in single combat, but with the growing power of the Spellbreaker’s spirit within him. He’ll soon learn that not even the dead rest easy in the shadow of King Cabre’s throne.
Far to the south, Marla and her vampire companions must search for the very birthplace of dragonkind to find what secrets lurk in the shattered ruins of the world that was. Could the Dragon Queen herself be hidden, somewhere in the misty depths of lost Uroe, or will the vampire girl be forced to search within for the answers she seeks?
Heads will roll (well, at least one) in Trials of the Twiceborn!
Also, my good friend Heath Allyn has begun his latest audiobook recording of Book 2, The Hungering Flame!
We’re a couple of chapters in, so far, and I’m enjoying his read immensely. I’m giddy with anticipation to hear Diggs and Scupp’s voices for the first time outside my own head. And the Chadiri captain sounds very threatening! I can’t wait ’till the Dragon Lord shows up.
I’ll keep you posted!
