Thanks to an attentive reader, I was reminded that my link to the original publication site of the short story, The New Transfer Protocol, has been dead for awhile now. I had meant to repost the story in its entirety but life intruded and I’ve slept since then, so I had forgotten. That has changed, […]
Christie, the blogger who runs Christie’s Book Reviews, read Under the Amoral Bridge and posted her review yesterday. Though cyberpunk is not exactly her preferred genre, she still enjoyed the book, especially the world building aspect. Some of the choicer bits: “This was not my typical read at all. It was well written and descriptive.
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The Indie Spotlight, a web site dedicated to highlighting independent authors like myself, featured my third cyberpunk novel, if [tribe] = on the site this past Saturday. The post includes an interview with me about the novel and an excerpt from [tribe]. I want to thank fellow self-published authors Edward C. Patterson and Gregory Bernard
It’s been a while since my last update on the site, and I wanted to let everyone know that while I may not post to the site nearly enough, I am working. The next installement of The Bridge Chronicles is proceeding slowly but surely. Called The Shootist, the fourth novel in the cyberpunk series will
It’s been a bit longer coming than I thought, but I’m happy to announce that the eBook-only short story collection, Tales from the Bridge Chronicles, Volume 1 has been released! The collection is a compilation of the short stories that I’ve released on this site (found here), as well as short stories that have been
Caleb Blake of the Independent author review site, Papyrus, informed me of a review he’d posted back in July of my latest cyberpunk novel, if [tribe] =. You can read the review by clicking here. Some choice excerpts include: “The plot moves fast and is greatly entertaining. Immersion in technology is inevitable, but relatively painless.
Book blogger Ana Mardoll posted an interview with me today, talking all about the latest Bridge novel, if [tribe] =. You can read the entire interview at this link. I want to thank Ana for giving me the chance to promote my work, and encourage all my readers to give her some pageviews.
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I’ve finally done something I’ve wanted to do for a while now. I’ve launched a new author blog, some place to gather all my thoughts down for the entire Internet to read. I have an old Blogspot blog that has mostly lain fallow since I began writing the Bridge Chronicles. I wanted to learn WordPress,
The Freelance and Fiction Blog has featured myself talking about Under the Amoral Bridge on their Author POV segment today. Go over there to read the full interview. I want to thank Rachel V. for the opportunity to promote myself on her blog.
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With the release of if [tribe] =, my schedule has now opened back up for some actual writing. Those who follow my Twitter feed will know that over the last two weekends, I’ve begun work on the follow up novel to my third book. I’d like to tell you a little bit about my future