So, my first new book is out, a fantasy novella that plays heavily into the 80's style, tabletop fantasy role-playing games media tie-in...

Well, okay, not exactly that long. But it's been a while. 14 months since our last blog post. If you haven't been living under a roc...

Cover art from one of the GW army books Hello everyone, sorry for a lack of posts Friday and Monday, things were a little troubled on th...

The "LitRPG" genre of fiction is...a weird one. It's not actually that new, however. The premise is that these stories revol...

Today I just wanted to spotlight a great YouTube channel, eBay Miniature Rescues. Casey is a talented painter and a very nice hobbyist (I...

Another short but hopefully thought-provoking post today. First, I know this has the potential to draw in issues of social justice and o...

If you follow video gaming at all, you've likely heard of The Witcher series of open-world RPG video games. They feature the monster-h...

Maybe this is a more controversial topic than I believe it is, but I find weird the pressure people feel against buying second-hand or porti...

Just a quick post today as I wrap up a busy work week. I cribbed this off of my Facebook feed in response to a Tor Books post about the or...

Dungeons and Dragons was the first pen-and-paper tabletop role-playing game I ever encountered. I started playing in the summer of '93...

When it first aired, I watched all but the final season of HBO's series TRUE BLOOD, based on the Southern Vampire Mysteries series writt...

Two years ago, I wrote a piece called " In 2013, Always be Closing " . The year after that, I laid down a 2014 Short Story Challen...

After all the waiting and anticipation of a new Dungeons and Dragons edition coming out, I'd completely forgotten that yesterday...

Click the Cover to Visit on Amazon The first book in this series of hard fantasy novels (no magic, elves, dragons, etc.), The Pirates of...

Where it all started Twenty years ago, I began playing Dungeons and Dragons. For the longest time, I had almost no interest in Fantasy a...

Click the Cover to See on Amazon Every writer has their “desk-drawer novel” written once upon a time but never brought out to see t...