September 24, 2012 in General Topics
First question: How would you like your very own paperback copy of The Tyrant Strategy: Revenant Man, the first part in my epic military sci-fi thriller series, The Tyrant Strategy?
You do? Okay, that brings us to the second question: How would you like your very own autographed paperback copy of The Tyrant Strategy: Revenant Man?
August 29, 2012 in General Topics
Welcome to Earth, 2142. The first novel in my epic series, THE TYRANT STRATEGY: REVENANT MAN, is now available for your Kindle, Nook, Kobo or app compatible with either of those three platforms, for $4.99 $2.99.
You can also purchase the paperback for $12.99.
Pick up a copy on Amazon (Kindle\Paperback), Kobo Books (Kobo), or Barnes & Noble (Nook).
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August 15, 2012 in General Topics
Chief among many classical philosophies is the idea that whatever object a person creates can be nothing more than something approaching what is desired. For example, a chair is not a chair — it’s the idea of a chair. The craftsman gets as far as possible, but is forever incapable of achieving the exact end-result he chases.
Fiction-writing, please report front-and-center.
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August 9, 2012 in General Topics
We’ve finally come to the last post in this series. We’ve seen a wide variety of conflicts, spanning multiple theatres and time periods, from medieval Japanese shores to the frontiers of Colonial America. And we’re going out with a bang. I’m pleased to bring you not one, but two final conflicts that are worth covering.
That’s what I do, here, folks – always deliver a little more than you expect.
Once more into the breach! Read the rest of this entry →
July 10, 2012 in General Topics
My debut novel, The Tyrant Strategy: Revenant Man, is getting closer and closer to publication. As such, I thought I’d give all of you a brief teaser of what’s been in progress for so many months.
Together with the creative minds at Indie Author Services, we’ve crafted a novel cover appropriate for the book and its background: the fragile Earth of 2142, a world where mankind is still living in the shadows of a war waged with a madman ninety-seven years earlier — a place where the Serpican Police are so fanatically enforcing the peace; a peace they must provide to claim the Nartuni promise of faster-than-light travel. Read the rest of this entry →
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