Writer stuff:
End of Year 2024
IngramSpark now enables direct ordering, for those who want hardcovers, or trade paperbacks that are not Amazon.
Finally got “Kerygma in Waltz Time” formatted with a cover, and put up at Kindle. (This novelette is my salute to the magic of story)
I’m in the slow process of getting audio recordings made of the books whose rights I control. Crown Duel is done and available. The Blood Mage Texts is also done, and Marend of Marloven Hess is finished. A Stranger to Command is coming soon. In other series, The Phoenix Feather: Fledglings is done, and its sequel in process. Also in process are The Trouble with Kings and Coronets and Steel.
If you’d like a promotional code for a free copy to listen to and maybe review, I still have a few left. Write to me.
Traitor, the last book in The Change series, written with Rachel Manija Brown, is finished. We have a target pub date in October of 2024. First we are relaunching the previous three, newly edited and with new covers.
Working a two-book arc set in the world of The Phoenix Feather. Sage Empress, the first book, is out, the second one to follow next month. Also trying to get the last of the missing CJ’s Notebooks typed up, for the very few who follow the adventures of the Mearsies Heili gang of girls.
My laughable attempts at marketing:
You can read a chapter a day of current projects on my Patreon and discussion of same, and other subjects.
Katie and Jordan Heroine is a new podcast. Their first episodes focus on Crown Duel.
Being one of the many authors who have no skill (or budget) for marketing, I am grateful for word of mouth from readers. Here is a review that pretty much made my year.
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Interviews
I’ve done two interviews with Fiction Fans Podcast. The most recent was about the Inda series, episode 49.
An interview at the Milford Writers’ site.