The WorldWideWeb is buzzing with activity this morning. Tesla announces models 3 (go Musk!), tons of April fool’s jokes, sadly Windcatcher just missed becoming Book-of-the-Month on the ‘Shut up and Read’ group on Goodreads (I ask you: how can dragons lose from witches? ;)) AND I was pleasantly surprised to see the cover of Windcatcher going … Read more
I often feel very fortunate to meet the people I encounter in my life. The majority has a positive view in life and is always happy to think about improving the world around them if they can. People that keep there eyes open for opportunities, ready to jump in at the right moment and connect … Read more
The road of self-publishing is long and full of challenges. Frankly, it’s a lot of work. Luckily there are many wonderful and interesting people to meet along the way, which makes the entire experience very pleasant and rewarding. Among them are the great people at Ultimate Fantasy Books, who hold a cover competition every year. … Read more
The people at ‘Shut up & Read’ were kind enough to put up a Q&A with yours truly. Their Blog, as well as the group on Goodreads, is a great place to get information on books—self-published or otherwise. Besides reviews and guest reviews, they often have calls for their Read It & Reap program, allowing … Read more
New cover, smoother reading and a great learning experience for myself. I’m happy to mention that the official editing round of ‘Windcatcher – Book I of the Stone War Chronicles‘ has been completed. The latest version of this dragon fantasy adventure is now available on Amazon. Now that the polished version is up on Amazon, I’ll … Read more
Time flies when…you’re busy as hell. While I try to get at least a few thousand words down every week, for book II in the series, distractions are always there. All of them important (and most of them fun): like family, sleep, day-job, housekeeping, eat/drink/be merry, and more sleep. I am happy/sorry (cross off whichever does not … Read more
So, unlike the frozen mountains of the White North, or the cold regions of Doskova, our winter has been strangely warm and without snow. I think I haven’t seen a white Christmas in over ten years. In contrast, progress on book II goes as slow as moving through five feet of snow, barefoot…with a dragon … Read more
