I've put all four of my short works on free promotion status this Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. This includes: They're al...

Click the Cover to see on Amazon I read the WINGMAN series of post-apocalyptic aerial adventure novels in junior high and high school,...

I know it's a late announcement, but today (Friday) Hatchet Force Journal #1 is free for the Kindle on Amazon. If you don't have a K...

Okay, so it's not terribly original, but I felt that maintaining a consistency with the blog was important. From this point forward, a...

As of this week, I have tentative commitments from all the contributors I'll need for Hatchet Force Journal #2. I hope to e-mail all the...

The people have spoken, and the people want another issue of Hatchet Force Journal. I received a lot of great feedback about the first is...

I'm a big fat liar.  I claimed several weeks ago that I'd be getting back on the horse and posting more, writing more, yadda yadda y...

My new action-adventure e-zine, Hatchet Force Journal , went live on Amazon.com a week ago.  I've been averaging a few sales a day, enou...

What do I find upon waking up this morning? A couple of e-mails from Christopher Mills , a fellow whose blogs I've been following for se...

When I originally decided to put together and sell an eJournal built around my interest in action-adventure fiction, my gut reaction was to ...

After what has been a relatively short but incredibly encouraging journey, Hatchet Force Journal #1 is almost ready to land on Amazon's ...

Just a quick update for my readers. This week I announced my intent to create an eJournal dedicated to the sort of serial "men's ...

So around 1 AM last night, tossing and turning and unable to sleep, I was contemplating a name for this new eJournal Project. I wanted it t...

Blogs are great. I read at least a dozen of them regularly, and probably check in to another two dozen or so on an intermittent basis. The...