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Denver, Here I Come!
Denver, here I come! Look for me at Denver Comic Con this weekend. How will you know where to find me? I’ll be at the WordFire Press booth, as usual, and specifically, I’ll be standing front of the fantastic banner, … Continue reading
Why Should You Read Crecheling?
Because Elon Musk and Steven Wozniak BOTH think it’s our future.
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Tagged Artificial Intelligence, Crecheling, Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak
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Street Team
Okay, time to get serious. Wordfire Press is relaunching Rock Band Fights Evil, Crecheling, and City of the Saints this year — starting this spring. And in a year, The Extraordinary Journeys of Clockwork Charlie will be out to the public, … Continue reading
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Wordfire Press
So, I’ve been working an exciting development in (relative) silence for a few months, and I think I can now share it. I’m going to stop being a self-published novelist. Nothing wrong with self-publication. It’s been good for me, not in … Continue reading
Crecheling Out Today
Crecheling, out today as an ebook on Amazon, is my young adult debut. It’s the first of a trilogy, called The Buza System. Crecheling follows Dyan, a young woman with a gift for understanding people, and her fellow Creche-Leavers as … Continue reading
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Blast and Blazes
It wasn’t over. Dyan needed something to end the fight, permanently. She hit the locator switch on her bola holster—one of her bolas was destroyed, but the other should be in the spring. She raised herself to her hands and … Continue reading
Gee Yap!
“Down there.” Jak grabbed her by the back of her head and focused her attention. Dyan and her captors squatted behind a pair of shattered boulders, ankle-deep in their own fragmented offspring, and below them lay a red slope. The … Continue reading
What Would Be the Fun of That?
“You don’t expect me to just give in, do you?” she wheezed, between painful-sounding grunts. “Funny,” Jak said, his voice flat. “That’s just what you seem to expect from me.” “Kill me, then,” Cheela pushed him. “I’ve got a better … Continue reading
It’s Not as Fun as It Looks
Jak slammed the medikit against a boulder. With a hiss, it popped open. “Nobody’s going to die of infection,” he announced, coming up with a tube of topical antibiotic. Cheela closed her eyes and feigned sleep while Jak knelt to … Continue reading
Find Me a Big Rock
“Step away from the tree, Dyan,” Cheela said. She stood squarely downhill from Dyan, her feet planted apart and under her shoulders, her long coat pulled back behind her, her fingers flexing above her belt. “You too, Jaik.” “Jak,” he … Continue reading
