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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I decide to trial Talkyard for commenting that’s more mobile and social-media friendly, mostly because my old system was too much work!
I review Evangeline and the Alchemist and the interview author and fellow Melburnian, Madeleine D'Este
To celebrate IndieApril and reaching 10 thousand tweets, I buy up a bunch of books by some terrific indie authors.
I come across another dodgy marketing business on Facebook preying on indie authors and decide to call this one out.
With the release of Ulysses 15, I review its new features, and ponder my future with the app in the wake of growing competition and a few niggles.
As of March 2019, Cadoc's Contact, the prelude to The Lord's of Skeinhold, is now available and exclusive to Amazon and Kindle Unlimited. It is the first of four books plan I publishing this year.
I am now working on the draft of The Prince's Bastard, Book 2 of The Lords of Skeinhold. So far, it's going very well, and I should have the first draft finished by the end of March.
I have also been interview by my good friend, fellow Australian blogger and reviewer, Mark Timmony. You read the interview over on Mark's website.
I've published the March edition of Rosser's Reads, naming The First of Shadows by Deck Matthews as my pick for the month. You can read my review of the book and interview with Deck Matthews here.
I have also launched my podcast, The Bottom Drawer. You can subscribe on iTunes or Overcast, or listen right here in your browser.
Chris Rosser
