Hi all, We're a week in and moving along with pledges to the Kickstarter, for which I am truly grateful, and we're still shooting for pledges to get where I need to be for a first run of publishing. I wanted to take a minute today, however, and deliver on a promise I made last … Continue reading The Cover Reveal

Hi all, It is with great pleasure that I announce two exciting events: My Kickstarter for Zero Point is now live, and you can preorder a copy of my first novel here. I'm officially announcing my cover reveal, which will take place in stages as we hit more and more of our goal. I want … Continue reading The Kickstarter is live

The second novel is well underway and I can't begin to explain how excited I am by the direction it's taking. But it would be nothing without the first. I've spent years reaching out to hundreds of agents, spilling my soul onto query letters that, while pleasantly received (from the few responses I've earned) have … Continue reading Announcing the pre-order event soon

Well, 2020 was certainly a ride for everyone, wasn't it? These past two years have been a veritable minefield socially, financially, and mentally in more ways than any of us are equipped to count. I'm ashamed to admit that I allowed myself to be steered away from this project and want to announce my wholehearted … Continue reading Hello Again

Though life has been throwing me quite a few curveballs, recently, I'm happy to announce that work has begun on my newest project. Details to come soon and a heartfelt thank you to everyone who takes the time to read my rambles.

Hello all, As I mentioned in my last post, some time ago, there were a few ideas that had been plucking at the strings of my mind. Finding myself unable to ignore them any longer, I began a several-month-long gambit of revisions and edits that have, I believe, finally brought the original vision for Zero Point's … Continue reading Revisions, completed

I was struck by a thought for Zero Point the other day that simply would not leave me be. After much pondering, and drinking, I went back and heavily re-read the relevant sections, weighing the benefits to the narrative against the work it would take to implement. But honesty is key, is as important to me … Continue reading Revisions

  Today I wanted to introduce our protagonist as you first meet him in The Damage a Woman can Do. In his single-digit years of life through eventual adulthood, Michael is a somewhat peculiar child. Ostensibly not driven by need of companionship or desire to mingle, most of Michael's thoughts and actions are directed inward. His … Continue reading Meet Young Michael

All journeys must come to an end, and so it is with great reluctance that I conclude Dr. Lear's time in The Cold I Breathe, Pt. 5. His time in the frozen north has taken a heavy toll, and the dangers that have followed him from the start make themselves unavoidable. Still, he presses on … Continue reading The Cold I Breathe, Pt. 5

The Cold I Breathe continues as Dr. Halwen Lear fights new environments and the dangers they bring in the next two installments of his story. As time marches inexorably on, he must face desperation and exhaustion to continue his search for the missing Dr. Ellen Lear. But the cold is almost sentient in its obstruction, and … Continue reading The Cold I Breathe, Pt. 3 and 4