Filled with science-backed techniques I have used to defeat my depression and anxiety. #1 Amazon bestseller in four different categories! Buy it from Amazon or Barnes & Noble.
This five book series gives you all the information you need to write and publish fantasy novels. “Finally! A guide to fantasy writing that is not only clear and approachable, but full of warmth and wisdom and useful information. I’m so thrilled to be able to share this with my students. A must-have for all […]
Deed of Empire is the first book of the big, sweeping, epic fantasy I’ve wanted to write since I read Lord of the Rings when I was nine years old. Of course, it’s me writing it, so it’s gritty and dark and populated with a great number of unpleasant people, but it’s still epic!
A fantasy poem for Heroic Fantasy Quarterly. Read it here.
The sequel to Bad Company. The apocalypse isn’t done. It’s just been handed over to the government. Quinn and Ellie are back in violent action as Quinn enlists her help to track down his old boss who tried to have him killed. But someone else is hunting them right back.
My foray into thriller/horror novels. I love this book. Response has been great, too. If you’re looking for a page-turning, exciting, violent, funny thriller with great characters, then this is the one for you. “A riproaring combination of crime thriller, science fiction and horror that starts fast and keeps moving!” — Eleanor Arneson, winner of […]
A combination of the literary flash pieces I’ve been writing with a fantasy theme. When I sat down to write, I had only one line in mind: The dragon is not a metaphor. I went from there. The title is from Beowulf. Read it at Daily Science Fiction.
I was on a Horror writing panel at Multiverse with author Derek Austin Johnson. We were discussing the difference between writing long form vs. short form and literary vs. horror. Derek was saying something along the lines of, “In a literary novel, you could spend say three paragraphs, I don’t know, describing your character’s socks. […]
The fun thing about writing speculative fiction is I can put historical pirates and theoretical wormholes in space and time in the same story. Read it at Unchartedmag.com.
A sad robot story for Clarkesworld. They did an audio version as well, which was really cool.
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