On Thursday, September 12th, Choice of Games will release Sword of the Slayer, the epic sword & sorcery game I’ve been working on for the past year. Choice of Games creates choose-your-own-adventure text-based games. They’re very much interactive novels, so the games have novel-length narratives as well. Sword of the Read more…
S. Andrew Swann is giving away ARCs of his novel Teek, which is going on sale on Amazon.com October 15th.
This past Friday we had to say goodbye to my good friend Joe. When we got him, he was a three-year-old rescue who came with some issues, but also with a massive heart that wanted nothing more than to please. Over the past seven years, I ran him in rally Read more…
Everyone who’s been paying attention and has mere than a passing affection for freedom of speech knows that Internet culture is getting out of hand. Especially at times, it seems, in the little corner of the net inhabited by Science Fiction fans. (Perennial case being YA Twitter, of which I’ve Read more…
Well last night I found out I had been hacked. Some anal abscess of a semi-human decided to inject a phishing page on my domain. A nice person (Canadian, natch) e-mailed me to tell me. He actually looked at my domain and decided that it didn’t seem the home of Read more…
I’ll be at Libertycon this upcoming weekend. For those of you attending, here is my schedule: Fri 06:00PM : Autograph Session – Dealer’s RoomSat 02:00PM : Essential Elements of High Fantasy – CC: Meeting Rooms 9 & 10 Sat 04:00PM : World Building Across the Genres – CC: Meeting Room Read more…
…that’s the podcast I’m appearing on today, where I talk about my latest novel, Marked. It will be on YouTube at noon eastern. If you prefer audio-only podcasts it’ll be on IHeartRadio. It will also be available through iTunes.
Just finished an interview about Marked for Richard Paolinelli’s podcast, “a Scribe’s Journey,” and should be up Wednesday. Links to follow when I get them.
I’ve published a longish gest blog over at Sara Hoyt’s page. It’s about the pathological targeting of young debut authors in the Twitterverse. Please go check it out. By now you probably all know the story of Amélie Wen Zhao and her book Blood Heir. She was a new rising Read more…
The world-wide-web is about to turn thirty. If you, like me, began experiencing the Internet in the dark age of Usenet and 1200 baud dialup, the folks at CERN have set up something a little more way-back than the Wayback machine at the Internet Archive. Yes, before rainbow gradients and Read more…