Homecoming is finally out! \u00a0And amazingly enough, it’s not just on Amazon!<\/p>\n
It’s on Kobo, and Amazon, and Smashwords, and Lulu, and iTunes and Nook! \u00a0Soon it’ll be a print version.<\/p>\n
Go here <\/a>to buy the book!<\/p>\n I’m so excited. You can’t know how excited I am. To be an actual, real, published author. \u00a0Who’s sold 4 copies of the book already (which is more than Grimaulkin sold in its entire year-long existence). We’ll cut the price at some point, run some sales, try and get Bookpub to run an ad at .99 (after the second\u00a0book comes out)…Marketing strategies, doncha know.<\/p>\n I’ve done some editing on War Mage, but it seems that I’ve had to rewrite the entire thing. I’m a little under half-way through and have had to do some extensive rewrites. Almost all the pages have markups on them. That’s because book one has certain things that I need to keep consistent, now that it’s engraved in stone.<\/p>\n And I was going to do a book 3. I have no idea of the title. I know a little bit, like a skeleton of a plot idea, but nothing huge or final. I was thinking of adding it to this book instead. Once I get through this rewrite, I’ll see how many words I have and whether another 20-30K words will help or hurt it.<\/p>\n After War Mage<\/em>, I might work on the extensive rewrite of my magnum opus,<\/em> Grimaulkin<\/em>. I also might do my 3 short memoirs (or combine them into one book). My personal publishing plan is:<\/p>\n War Mage<\/em> (Spring) I was going to have Iron Butterfly<\/em> in there somewhere, but for the life of me I can’t write the formulaic “romance novel”. It’s not the “happily ever after” part. It’s not the “helpless heroine” part. It’s the “girl + boy” part. I would bring them together, then the guy would do something to tear them apart. I don’t have a problem with fated love between guys. Call me crazy. I have the paperwork to prove it.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Homecoming is finally out! \u00a0And amazingly enough, it’s not just on Amazon! It’s on Kobo, and Amazon, and Smashwords, and Lulu, and iTunes and Nook! \u00a0Soon it’ll be a print version. Go here to buy the book! I’m so excited. … Continue reading
\nSomething?\u00a0Blood from a Stone<\/em>?(Summer)
\nGrimaulkin<\/em>\u00a0(Fall)<\/p>\n