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March Reading Deals

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Cover Reveal - Take Two

Some of you may remember when my novel Madame Antic's Hotel Grotesque first greeted the world, way back when. At the time, I was pleased that it had finally found a publisher after a long, harrowing search. But I was never impressed with the cover art, among other things, and some experiences are best left in the rearview mirror. Fast-forward to 2025: The rights have reverted to me, and

Friday Freebie

The kids they call him "Roadkill" on account of how them Horrors sucked him up into the sky to have their way with him, then dropped him in the middle of a street full of traffic. Must've gotten run over five or six times before them cars and trucks stopped to see what they'd hit. But Joe he just stood up without a bone broke in his entire body and not a drop of blood leaking out. His back's hurt

Book Review: Bannerless

One of my goals this year is to keep track of what I read. Whether I enjoy the book or not, I'll post a blurb and brief review. Most will be speculative fiction in some form—genres I gravitate toward in my own writing. Today, it's the PKD-award-winning post-apocalyptic crime novel Bannerless by Carrie Vaughn. Here's the description:Decades after economic and environmental collapse

The Halfway Point

Passed the 45K mark in my latest work-in-progress: Angels & Androids (Dome City Investigations, Book 3). I'm feeling pretty good about where the story's going; I just wish I had more writing stamina these days. And time. That's it for excuses. I'm averaging a few hundred words a day when I can BICHOK (butt in chair, hands on keyboard). A far cry from the good ol' 1K/day regimen I had

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Alienated collects 5 dark tales:"Insight" - A sculptor is able to see beyond our reality, but can she control her insatiable desires?"In His Eyes" - On a farm in the distant future, an unwelcome visitor appears in the middle of a thunderstorm."Reverie" - Speech is the first sign of rebellion in a hive of highly evolved telepaths."Mo's" - The only racism that exists in this alternate

February Reading Deals

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15 Years

A decade and a half ago, my first short story was published: "Hero for Hire." To celebrate this quindecennial (a new word for me; thanks, Internet), I'm giving away Suburban Samurai wherever eBooks are sold. It includes the original story as well as its sequel, "League of Suburban Heroes." Chuckles guaranteed.I'll never forget how excited I was to get that acceptance letter. Holy cow! I remember

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After Thoughts collects 12 speculative fiction tales you'll never forget: All That's Left Behind  Better View Desired Collateral Damage Collective Bargaining Absolute Magnitude First People Entrepreneur of the Year Danse Nocturne Supersonic  Favorable Winds Kagemusha Monochromatic MandateDownload Your Free Copy

Book Review: Titanium Noir

One of my goals for 2025 is to keep track of what I read. No idea how many books I'll go through this year, but whether I enjoy them or not, I'll post a blurb and brief review. All of them will be speculative fiction in some form—genres I gravitate toward in my own writing.First up is the future-crime standalone novel Titanium Noir by Nick Harkaway. Here's the description:Cal Sounder is a