Limited word count improvements, but another snippet awaites!
Hi all,
As usual, NYC has pushed me behind my word count, but never fear I should catch up tomorrow (he says hopefully).
Word Count 8872 – 1, 200 behind. Read today’s snippet beyond the break.
Corbus and a Train Trip, what could be more fun!
This one’s a bit rushed today as the wireless on my Amtrak train keeps going in and out. Goal is 8, 500 if I can get the wireless to stay alive long enough! But here goes, hope you enjoy. 
Oh, did I mention this is Corbus’s first chapter? I do love writing about him for some reason…
7 Thousand words hurray! Read more about new illustrations inside, too!
Hi all, Day 4 is hammered down and ready to go.
So some exciting news today! I got the first glimpses of the two illustrations that will be included in Steel Praetorian, and boy do they look exciting. Very action packed and fitting in with the aesthetic of the earlier novels. I’ve included an illustration below so you can see the style of the artwork. Illustrations aren’t generally common for a novel, but I think they add some style and substance that give readers a glance into the author’s mind. Not to eliminate the imagination of the reader, but to guide their thoughts. Anywho, onto today’s numbers after the break.
Day 3 of NaNoWriMo and we’ve reached 6,000 words! Read more inside!
Hello all!
Another day of NaNoWriMo in the books! Chapter two is mostly finished, as Constantine looks to negotiate with the Mongols. Surely this cannot be good. For anyone!
Current Word Count: 6,068 – trying to build up a head of steam here. Read more beyond the break!
Day 2 Ends with a Bang!
Hi all,
Another day of NaNoWriMo in the books! In exciting news today, I’ve finished the first full length chapter. This war is definitely getting more vicious as the conflict drags on… Read the snippet after the break!
Current Word Count: 3,848 words – a bit ahead of schedule!
Day 1 is in the books – snippet of today’s writing inside!
Day 1, it’s here!
As always, here’s a snippet of today’s writing. If you buy Steel Praetorian when it comes out, you’re in luck, as the prologue of Laurel Emperor is featured at the end of the novel!
Anywho, read the snippet beyond the break. 1,788 words and counting!
The second part of my NaNoWriMo series, detailing my favorite parts of the program and how it can help you!
So I’ve recently written about NaNoWriMo and what it is, so now let me get to what I like about it. There’s a variety of things, but it really boils down to two parts. Accountability and community. Read more past the break!
Learn about NaNoWriMo inside! Part 1 of a 2-part series discussion NaNoWriMo and the writing process!
Hi everyone,
As many of you may know, this last year (time wise, not 2016 wise) I participated in both NaNoWriMo 2015 (November) and Camp NaNoWriMo2016 (July). I’ve compiled my thoughts on the experience so you can see if NaNoWriMo is right for you! This is the first post, detailing how the programs are similar and how they differ. The second one will focus on what I like and what I think could be improved
Steel Praetorian is finished! Make sure you’ve read Iron Tribune in the meantime!
Hi all, Just wanted to send out a blast that Steel Praetorian is now finished! Clocking in at over 82,000 words, it’s about the same size as Iron Tribune. It’s going to the editor on Friday! Yippie! So this is your warning that if you haven’t already gotten and read your copy of Iron Tribune, you better do so asap!
As always you can find my latest novel on Amazon, for Nook, and on Smashwords for all other sites!
If you’ve already read Iron Tribune, and you enjoyed it, please give me a review on any of the sites above, I could really use it! The more reviews, the better the book does, and the more books I can write!
50 Ways to Kill a Character Part II – With even more awesome ways for your characters (or NPCs, for that matter) to bite the dust.
Salve!
So in case you missed it, my first 50 Ways to Kill a Character was the most successful blog post I’ve ever written (and to be honest, I wrote it half as a joke for my own sanity.) Now that I have 5 books and counting under my belt, I decided it was time to make a part II. Read on, brave writers, and make sure you subscribe to my blog for more writer tips and support like this list! Continue reading “50 Ways to Kill a Character Part II”
Modern Papyrus 