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Ron Fortier has just posted up a review of SoulQuest at Pulp Fiction Reviews. Here's a bit of what he had to say: “Soul Quest” reminded me a great deal of those early Ace Paperbacks in which I first discovered science fiction and fantasy as a teenager. The action never stops; the…
SoulQuest, my new epic fantasy novel, is now on sale on Kindle for only 99¢! Click here to go directly to Amazon to pick up your copy right now! With a list price of $4.99, that means this Kindle Countdown Sale will save you 20% off the cover price! But you…
It's been a long time coming, several years in the making, in fact! But SoulQuest, which was birthed as an idea for a comic book many years ago and then later morphed into a novel is now available for sale! Featuring a stunning cover courtesy of Brad Horton, SoulQuest focuses on the character…
Brad Horton has finished the inks for the SoulQuest cover, which you can see right on the left! There may still be some changes to the final version, mostly the positioning of the airship, but for the most part, this is how it will look. Brad emailed me this image today and…
Today I've got something special for you. Brad Horton is hard at work on the cover. If you follow me on Twitter, you probably saw I posted a small headshot from Brad recently. Well, I woke up this morning to find the image you see to your left waiting for me…
Man, those are two words every writer loves to type at the end of a project. Especially one that's been with me for as long as SoulQuest has. It's funny, actually. Two years ago was the last time I finished writing a book, and that was Dragon Kings of the Orient. I haven't…
I'm still muddling through the middle of SoulQuest. This one section of the book is proving pretty difficult to write for some reason and I'm not really sure why. It could just be some general fatigue with the project as a whole. It's been a while since I've written a longer…
Yesterday, I passed the 25K mark on SoulQuest, so I've hit the middle of my 50K goal. Crossing the 50% mark on a project is both exciting and scary and it's when I enter what I like to call the Muddling Middle. On every project, when I hit the 50% mark,…
I was tagged in this game by Mark Bousquet earlier this month (which shows you how off my memory can be as I just remembered). The Next Big Thing is a little game where you answer ten interview questions about your upcoming project and then tag five writers in it. For…
The life cycles of my projects can be really funny sometimes, and also a bit bizarre. For example, the project that would eventually become Love & Bullets, my third novel, was actually begun before I even sat down to write my first novel, Fallen. And The Myth Hunter may actually predate both of…