Love & Bullets has been accepted for admission into the Apple Store! It may take a bit for it to show up as an ISBN had to be assigned, but it will be there soon. We are also nearing closer to the release date of my fourth novel, The Myth…
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Exciting News!
This has been in the works for a few months, but I haven't been permitted to talk about it. Until now, that is. Here's the full press release: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE WEINSTEIN TAKES AIM WITH LOVE & BULLETS Weinstein Company To Produce Big-Screen Adaptation of Indie Action Novel A global…
Diamondback: It Seemed Like A Good Idea At The Time
Ever since I read Derrick's first book, Dillon and the Voice of Odin, I've been sold on his work. Derrick has a knack for intriguing characters, snappy dialogue, and some of the best action I've had the privilege of reading. Whereas Derrick's Dillon series (as of this writing composed of…
News on THE MYTH HUNTER
To the left, you'll see the revised cover for The Myth Hunter. This change came about after a friend pointed out that the font I had used for the previous design, which was Papyrus, was a big mistake. You'd think being a guy who cut his teeth in the publishing…
Cover for THE MYTH HUNTER
The Myth Hunter is my fourth novel, the second to be published through Pulpwork Press. The release date hasn't been finalized yet, but it's looking to be sometime in early 2011. Like Love & Bullets, The Myth Hunter is also the beginning of a series of books. This one features…
Writing Update
I've just completed the first draft of Outlaw Blues. This book is the second novel in the Infernum series, which began with Love & Bullets. Outlaw Blues features an Infernum assassin named Carl Flint, who characters may remember made a very, very minor but very significant appearance in Love &…
Dracula Lives!
I'm going to admit something here and now, something which I'm sure my fellow horror fans will probably want to flay me alive for even thinking, let alone giving voice to: I'm not a fan of Bram Stoker's Dracula. I'm not sure what it is, but something about the book…
The Sea Witch
I first discovered Joel Jenkins when I read Dire Planet. This is the first book of Joel's I've read that took place in the real world, so to speak, so it was interesting to see how Joel's style translates in a non-fantasy setting. Needless to say, I was not disappointed.…