Category: Publishing

Conservatarian Press Campaign

Writers of conservative-themed fiction need all the help they can get in an industry dominated by secular-progressives. This GiveSendGo campaign (see link below) strikes me as a worthy effort to support. As of this posting, they're 80% funded. Won't you help see them over the top? Every little bit helps. The culture you help save … Continue reading Conservatarian Press Campaign →

A Kickstarter for your consideration

Pilum Press is the most exciting publisher to hit the indie scene in a coon's age. They have featured awesome authors like Schuyler Hernstrom and Jon Mollison. Their first two books were collections of short stories, THE PENULTIMATE MEN and THE WELLS OF UR, which I cannot recommend enough. Their latest venture is the introduction … Continue reading A Kickstarter for your consideration →

Sidearm & Sorcery is Live

They are not fate-favored Chosen Ones. They have no super powers or tech-enhanced special abilities. They are ordinary men and women thrust into extraordinary circumstances by supernatural forces. All they have against the sorcerous powers of evil is their faith, their wits and their trusty sidearms. Sidearm & Sorcery: Volume 1 is out now as … Continue reading Sidearm & Sorcery is Live →

Sidearm & Sorcery

COMING SOON The creator of STORYHACK Magazine is assembling an anthology of thrilling stories about ordinary people up against paranormal threats. LA BRUJA is my contribution to the collection. It's the tale of a New Orleans Police Detective joining forces with an Exorcist to rescue a young girl from the clutches of a demonic cult. … Continue reading Sidearm & Sorcery →

Writer’s Update

This first book of my space opera series was suppose to tell the story of Zephyrinus Zapatas' rise to knighthood while simultaneously relaying the history of The Holy Terran Empire. While it started out well enough, the middle section was turning out to be unwieldy and clunky, weighed down with too many long blocks of … Continue reading Writer’s Update →