To help bushfire relief effort, I'm donating all royalties from booksales made from December 2019 to February 2020.
A warrior returns home from a holy war, burdened by a blood debt to the gods. With the world he left behind in tatters, he must reconcile his role in his family’s undoing.
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A young bard and his master travel to a remote castle in a wild, untamed valley. They uncover a dark secret and set off a chain of events that will alter the fate of two powerful realms.
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Lillian Kasparu thought the tapestry of her life was already woven. Contentment through marriage was hers for the taking, or so her father promised.
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After admitting my process sucks, I begin a quest to find the perfect task manager.
As Iran and America appear on the brink of war, I wonder if this brinkmanship is merely theatrics for domestic audiences. I certainly hope that's the case.
After a reader asks about my publishing platform, I outline the process and tools I use to publish my blog.
I outline my plans for the year ahead, setting the bar high once again, even as I temper my expectations after failing hard in 2019.
After watching JK Rowling’s public image go up in flames on Twitter, I contemplate the relative obscurity authors once veiled themselves in, and lament about the importance of celebrity opinions.
To help bushfire relief effort, I'm donating all royalties from booksales made from December 2019 to February 2020.
In what's become a tradition, I reflect on my successes and failures for the year, and hint at what's come.
Rolling my eyes at a silly intergenerational spat between Jeremy Clarkson and Greta Thunberg, I speculate on what it will take to solve the climate change crisis and conclude that it’s not science.
After yet another dodgy, unsolicited business proposal, I write an open letter to those whose business strategy entails criticising web design and SEO optimisation, hoping I'm dumb enough to part with my money.
After breaking Scrivener for iOS with two massive project files, I vent my spleen about Scrivener’s biggest weakness.
Sick of poorly made drawing tablets, I upgrade to an iPad mini 5 and draw my first map using Procreate with the Apple Pencil.
As of January 2020, I've I'm gearing up to make a lot of changes and hopefully publish lots of stories. On Sunday I finished the first draft of a completely new story set between Cadoc's Contract and The Weaver's Boy. Next week I'll starting on the second draft of The Prince's Bastard.
This week, I decided it was time to overhaul my website I've decided to move away from Bootstrap to another front-end framework. You can see an early preview opposite (or above if you're on a mobile device.)
At some point in the coming months, I'll relaunch my podcast. It's been a long road to recovery after last year's orthognathic surgery, but I'm finally getting to the point where I think I can do it!
