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Category Archives: Stories
The SF&F Binge Reader Bundle
TweetThe Digital Sea Bundle is one of ten collections in the SF&F Binge Reader Bundle on StoryBundle. This is a crazy good deal as you’ll get 19 novels and countless short stories, but it’s only available for a few weeks, … Continue reading →
Escape to New Worlds
TweetWe all need a break from the daily grind of work, family, and politics. The Escapist Bundle on Storybundle has arrived just in time to satisfy that need! There’s a wealth of great fiction in a variety of genres from … Continue reading →
Posted in Random Musings, Stories, Writing / Publishing
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Tagged Allyson Longueire, Annie Reed, Cat Rambo, Dayle A. Dermatis, Dean Wesley Smith, Escapist Bundle, Fiction River, Jason Chen, John Helfers, Kelly Washington, Kristine Kathr, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Lisa Silverthorne, Rebecca Senese, Revolutionary Magic, SMART, storybundle, Thomas K Carpenter
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Awards Eligibility Post
TweetAhhh…Winter. When the air tries to freeze your face off and writers must contort their way through the dance of offering up their fiction for award consideration without seeming too needy. Like a grass-stuffed lemming, I must follow the herd … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, The Writer's Life, Writing / Publishing
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Tagged Abyss & Apex, awards, Campbell Award, Galaxy's Edge, Hugo, Nebula, Nebulas, Thomas K Carpenter, trials of magic
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Indie Publishing: 2,119 Days and Counting…
TweetDecember 19th, 2010. That was when I published my first book, The Digital Sea. I’d shopped the novel around to agents and editors, receiving lovely rejections along the way, before deciding to jump into the indie pub revolution with both … Continue reading →
Trials of Magic (The Hundred Halls #1)
TweetFor you readers longing for something in the same realm as Harry Potter or The Magicians, I bring you Trials of Magic, the first book in the Hundred Halls series. There are exactly one hundred halls of magic to choose … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Writing / Publishing
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Tagged harry potter, new adult, new release, the hundred halls, the magicians, trials of magic, young adult
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The Year in Review – 2015
TweetThe first thing I need to do is this: THANK YOU READERS!!! via GIPHY I really can’t say enough how amazing this year was for me and it’s all because of you. It’s really strange to sit in a room … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, The Writer's Life, Writing / Publishing
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Tagged 2015, amazon, andy weir, avengers, dashkova memoirs, EQMM, ernest cline, ex machina, fires of alexandria, fury road, Game of Thrones, jessica jones, John Scalzi, kai ashante wilson, ken liu, mad max, orphan black, pitch perfect 2, Puscifer, ready player one, robert delong, sense8, Silversun Pickups, Star Wars, steven wilson, the martian, Thomas K Carpenter, vikings, war on drugs, Women of the Apocalypse
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The Queen of Dreams (The Dashkova Memoirs #6)
TweetBook 6 in The Dashkova Memoirs is LIVE! Things should be getting easier for Katerina “Kat” Dashkova. The former princess of the Russian empire wields considerable sorcerous powers, has learned to control the unruly prophecies in her head, and is … Continue reading →
Posted in Steampunk, Stories, Writing / Publishing
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Tagged Ben Franklin, dashkova, dashkova memoirs, historical fantasy, Magic, myth, mythic, Princess Dashkova, Thomas K Carpenter
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Nightfell Games (The Dashkova Memoirs #5)
TweetBook 5 in The Dashkova Memoirs is LIVE! Katerina “Kat” Dashkova has become a potent sorceress using her magic to help Ben Franklin and the Transcendent Society in the fight against Russia and the Otherworld forces that threaten the civilized world. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ben Franklin, dashkova, dashkova memoirs, historical fantasy, Magic, myth, mythic, Princess Dashkova, Thomas K Carpenter
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The Franklin Deception (The Dashkova Memoirs #4)
TweetBook four in The Dashkova Memoirs is LIVE! When Thomas Jefferson’s longtime companion is murdered with dark magic, Katerina Dashkova and Ben Franklin must find the killer before the war-hungry Federalists learn the truth and use it to maneuver America … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Cauldron of Secrets, amazon, Ben Franklin, Birds of Prophecy, franklin deception, new release, nightfell games, Princess Dashkova, Revolutionary Magic, The Dashkova Memoirs, Thomas K Carpenter
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10 Weird Facts about Ben Franklin
TweetBen Franklin is one of the most well known figures of American, or even global, history. Most know him as one of the Founding Fathers, or that he “discovered” electricity with a kite, key, and string. You might even know … Continue reading →
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Tagged A Cauldron of Secrets, air bathing, amazon, america, Ben Franklin, Birds of Prophecy, dashkova memoirs, electricity, fart proudly, founding father, international swimming hall of fame, junto, pay it forward, Philadelphia, Princess Dashkova, Revolutionary Magic, sock puppetry, wind-spout
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