Fury, Bane War Vol. I Playlist
Music is an integral part of my writing, so I conjured a playlist of some of the songs I’ve listened to while writing the first book. The music roughly aligns with the plot of the book. Please enjoy 🙂
Music is an integral part of my writing, so I conjured a playlist of some of the songs I’ve listened to while writing the first book. The music roughly aligns with the plot of the book. Please enjoy 🙂
July 3, 1863 (Year 19064, Yava) Battle of Gettysburg Major General George Pickett stood at his division’s front, the humid Pennsylvania air thick with pine and black powder. He leveled his brass binoculars down Cemetery Ridge, where blue-clad Yankees skulked …
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Have you ever gone through, chapter by chapter, and painstakingly added drop caps to your novel? Well, that ends today. I’m originally a software engineer by trade, turned dark fantasy writer, so here’s a little script I made to create …
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Happy Monday! I wanted to share this epic scene with Dragan, who just turned twenty-one. He gets to hang out with Ishethra for a bit which is a treat. Unfortunately, this happened …………. A guttural laugh echoes as a fierce crimson …
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I’m thrilled to share that Anastasiia has finished a new cover for my second book! It showcases Alonka and Puck: they’ve just chopped the limbs off a frost giant using their combined, musical, magical braid. Who knew hair could be …
When I first conjured the Bane War series, I knew I wanted eccentric superheroines. Rapunzel has always been one of my favorite fairy tale characters because of her ridiculously long hair and spunk, so I set to work making a …
I put Warlord on pre-order in Amazon yesterday, only to discover a search of Warlord ranked my book beyond the 100th position. For an exact title match. Now I’m starting to understand why books on Amazon have longer titles. Without …
I’ve seen a lot of popular books use word clouds, so thought I’d have a go. The book is available on Amazon.
They nuked us with their dark orbs, yet still we fought.