Category: Promotion
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Get ’em while they’re cheap
I will be raising the prices on my short stories. So… If you want them while they are still a dollar, go download them! Also, reviews to feed the author (not literally, but I’ll be ever so grateful…) are always appreciated. Think of it as tipping the artist. I am an artist. You have no…
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Review: The Dark Lady
Pam Uphoff has created an excellent SF series in the Wine of the Gods, starting with Outcast and Gods. Although it is science fiction, it has a fantasy feel, as the genetically engineered protagonists can manipulate the universe around them in a way that looks like magic. I just recently read the latest, The Dark…
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Review: Monster Hunter Legion
When I am eating I always save the best until last. That is the only way to explain why I waited so long to read Monster Hunter Legion. I bought the book months ago, and got distracted with life… I picked it up when Larry Correia had actually come to New Hampshire, so of course…
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A Few of My Favorite Things
It is a cold and snowy day outside, the kids are mostly occupied with electronic diversions, and I am studying for my bones practical, so I don’t have the brain power for a opinion post. I thought I would share some links to my favorite geek diversions, instead. Scholck Mercenary, along with several other webcomics,…
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Snow Angel Complete
Snow Angel is published! If you would like to buy it, click on the link below. Please do review it honestly if you do, I appreciate the feedback. This is a short story that was inspired partly by my son, and his active mind, and partly by my sister, who will always be an innocent.…
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Being an Odd
I was thinking this morning, as I was folding towels and realizing I need to replace some, that most of my life is boring. Most of all our lives are boring, really. I mean, you don’t want to hear about my towels. But when we start talking to people, we talk about the interesting parts…
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Snow Angel
Snow Angel Sarah was standing at the sink with her hands in hot soapy dishwater when her son came in the sliding glass door in a small swirl of frosty air and rapidly melting snow. She turned around to see him bouncing up and down on the mat. He knew he wasn’t allowed to bring…