Category Archives: fantasy
The first few chapters of A Storm in Tormay…
The first few chapters of A Storm in Tormay are found in the first book of the Tormay Trilogy: The Hawk and His Boy. If you wish to read them, you can download that entire book here: The Hawk And His … Continue reading
A Visit from Australia: Ryan Sullivan
Australia has always fascinated me. Perhaps this is due to its unusual history as part of the British Empire. Maybe it’s because of that old Rescuers movie with Miss Bianca and Bernard haring off to the interior to do their … Continue reading
Landon Porter Falls Through the Skylight
Contrary to what a lot of you are thinking, Landon Porter is not Cole Porter in disguise (and back from the dead). Landon is Landon. That’s the unusual thing about humans, as opposed to beagles, for example, or the cormorants … Continue reading
The Silver Girl
The Silver Girl, the first installment in my Tales of Tormay series, is now live on Amazon. It’s a longish short story, clocking in at a little over 10,000 words, and features one of the main characters from the Tormay … Continue reading
The new lycanthrope of literature
The plethora of shape shifters in modern storytelling is like a wave. A wave of furry bodies, replete with fangs and black snouts and cool names like Trent or Chase or even Chaze. They know how to dress and they … Continue reading
Fury Clock paperback giveaway
…on Goodreads, of course. Click on over and enter to win one of five paperback copies of The Fury Clock. If you don’t win, come on by my site and leave me a message. I won’t send you a paperback, … Continue reading
The Fury Clock
My newest book, The Fury Clock, just went live! If you enjoy humorous fantasy (or if you enjoy humor OR fantasy), please get yourself a copy at Amazon or Barnes & Noble (hasn’t gone live there yet…come on, B&N; speed … Continue reading
Protected: Which color for Fury Clock cover?
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The Guardian and Indie Fantasy
I guess there’s indie fantasy and there’s indie fantasy. But I mostly digress. Damian Walker, a writer himself of speculative fiction, writes for the Guardian in the UK. Recently, he threw out a challenge to the indie fantasy and science … Continue reading
One down, three to go… North Korea: please delay your launch
I trust that North Korea will delay launching their tactical nukes at California. War might disrupt my writing schedule. The first of the four new Tormay stories is done. About 10,000 words. 6,920 words into the second story, though I … Continue reading
