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The current work-in-progress is up to 80,000 words now, and all is going according to plan. That's not to say there haven't been any surprises along the way. As a plotting pantser, I map out the main events of each chapter before I write it, and I keep the overall story arc in mind, but anything and everything that happens in between is a writing-in-the-moment sort of thing. And that's where most

The current work-in-progress is up to 80,000 words now, and all is going according to plan. That's not to say there haven't been any surprises along the way. As a plotting pantser, I map out the main events of each chapter before I write it, and I keep the overall story arc in mind, but anything and everything that happens in between is a writing-in-the-moment sort of thing. And that's where most

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I crossed the threshold this week, and I'm pleased to announce that my work-in-progress The Last LawKeeper is officially a novel. At sixty thousand words, it feels like the story is somewhere near the halfway point. The world is built, the characters are fleshed out, all the conflicts and mysteries are amping up. I've got plenty left to write, but I'm okay with how much I've been able to

The audio version of my novel City of Glass is now available (again) wherever audiobooks are sold. Steve Campbell did a standup job bringing this story to life, so if you haven't heard it already (or even if you have), be sure to check it out:Amazon     Apple     AudibleThe future is now. The children of the remnant are adults living in the 10 Domes of

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I'm up to 40K in my current WiP, and things are going pretty well. Still averaging 1K a day and plotting each chapter before I write it. The world-building and character development have been a blast; it's a slow-burn post-apocalyptic western, and I'm dropping plenty of mysterious breadcrumbs along the way. If all goes according to plan, I'll be at 70K by the start of the next school year. Then

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In an alternate Victorian era replete with aero-vehicles, automatons, and other electrik wonders, factory worker Anthony Reynolds seeks to improve his station in life for the sake of his young bride-to-be. Against his better judgment, he joins Richard, a gregarious coworker with social connections, for a night on the town after their late shift. Richard leads them deep into the city’s underworld

I've passed the 20K mark on my current work-in-progress, a post-apocalyptic western featuring an Old Testament city of refuge. It's a place where people who commit accidental manslaughter can be safe from retribution, but it's also a haven for outcasts of all stripes. I'm enjoying the characters and the world-building, and I'm grateful for those twenty-five pages of notes I scribbled down way