Well, as promised, the audiobook of The Harbinger is available on Audible, iTunes, and Amazon! Infinite thanks to voiceover actor Eric F. Martin for remaining patient with an author's foibles during the process. Hearing the story come alive in a new and exciting way was something beyond my wildest dreams for where The Harbinger would … Continue reading The Story Continues…
I know it's been a minute since my last post, but it's been a busy/eventful couple of months. Between climbing trips, intense writer's block, and the passing of a dear friend, my life has been a bit of an emotional rollercoaster of late. In other news, the audiobook version of The Harbinger is nearly complete! … Continue reading Audiobook Forthcoming!
Day 2: More bright lights. More service drones. Some kind of liquid shoved into my mouth. I barely had time to register its mild sweetness before excruciating pain consumed me, and I cried out. Why were they doing this to me? I was still too weak to fight back, too groggy for my brain … Continue reading Via Vitae – Episode Two
I'm a month into having released my first self-published space opera/space western book The Harbinger, and boy, has it been an adventure! I first sat down to write the story in 2013. As a professional mariner, I found myself with a lot of time on my hands (both out at sea and during the months … Continue reading The Backstory of The Harbinger
A voyage in suspended animation is awesome… truly the only comfortable way to travel if you ask me. Drifting through the void, burning days and months as if in some dream-like state, keeps the mind from wandering down too many rabbit holes, from exploring any of the little psychoses hidden just beneath the surface of … Continue reading Via Vitae – Episode One
“Excuse me Sir, are you Mr. Dodd?” Jim Dodd heard his name and turned, unsurprised by the heavyset man huffing breathlessly toward the gate of his fortified fence. He was well-dressed, sporting a tweed coat and porkpie hat perched intentionally atop a manicured, yet thinning head of blonde hair. His shiny wing-tipped shoes looked out … Continue reading The Last of the Last Best Place
College was a strange time for me, but let's be honest. It's strange for most people, so I'm not unique in that sense. Also like most people, I probably had no good ideas regarding what I actually wanted to do after graduating high school, so I just sort of picked a spot on the proverbial … Continue reading Revisiting the College Years
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