Tweet Yeah, I know what the final result was, but I’m still proud of them. Â Sometimes no matter how hard you work, the result doesn’t go your way,
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Reviews for The Digital Sea
Tweet Since the publication of The Digital Sea back in January, I’ve been rather busy. Â I finished the first draft of my alt-history novel The Fires of Alexandria,
I’ve Seen Things…
Tweet Certain lines from books and movies haunt me forever.  While I can’t remember if this was in the book, it’s been a while since I’ve read, Do Androids
A New Cover – Sagan’s Law
Tweet People really do judge a book by its cover. Â I’m a cover snob myself. Â Unless I know the author’s work already, a cover will make or break
New Short Story: The Unbelievers
Tweet Through my publisher, Black Moon Books, I’m pleased to be releasing another short story: The Unbelievers. I’ll hit you with a description of the novelette first. Power
Why Write About Augmented Reality?
Tweet Besides the immediate surly replies of “Because” or “Why not?” (my parental mind is leaking through here), I think it’s an interesting question and one I’ve encountered
Books I’m Looking Forward To Reading In 2011
Tweet Being a writer naturally means I’m a lover of books, right? Â Well, not necessarily as some writers strangely avoid reading the genres they write in for fear
Football and a Chapter
Tweet The last few weeks have been hectic. Â I’ve finished five shorts, including a requested story for an anthology, and finished the latest edits on my most recent
This I Believe
Tweet Last week I was searching through my older writings, and I came upon an essay I had written for the This I Believe project on NPR. Â The
New Story – Sagan’s Law
Tweet I sold this story two years ago. Â It was my first story on augmented reality and when the rights reverted back to me a few months ago,