The project is progressing. Here’s the latest about Target Greenland:

All eyes on Greenland!

Target Greenland is evolving, and it’s getting longer and longer. It is a novel in three acts, and as I progress into Act II (November 2025), it has passed the 250-page mark.

It’s an action-packed novel inspired by the classic Tom Clancy-style technothrillers that defined the genre, with a slow burn and a couple of inciting incidents to kick it all off. There are a lot of moving parts, and a lot of characters, some of whom readers of my works will be familiar with. They are present with cameo roles for fun, not necessarily for the sake of continuity. Target Greenland is a stand-alone novel, albeit loosely connected/inspired by the Guerrilla Greenland stories, and the Guerrilla Greenland Extra series linked below.

Target Greenland is also a protest novel, in the same vein as an anti-war movie, i.e. it depicts and describes the very thing I am protesting – the potential ‘annexation’ of Greenland by the USA. By annexation I mean invasion. As you can see, there are no holds barred in Target Greenland. But neither is there any mention of real people. It is fiction, after all, and I truly hope it remains so.

As mentioned above, Target Greenland is in development. It is, however, possible for paid subscribers to read the first unpolished draft on my Substack page, released one chapter at a time, with several chapters published each week.

However, Target Greenland is also on Kickstarter, currently in pre-launch. You can sign up to follow it and be notified on launch via this link.

I’ll be sure to post more news about Target Greenland as the project progresses. You can see the current status of the project on the progress tracker* below.

*To follow the progress of the project, you will need to check out the page for novel, here.

It is also possible to purchase a pre-order of Target Greenland from my Payhip store. The book (epub, mobi and PDF) will be mailed to your inbox as soon as it is ready for release.

More soon!

Chris