I‘m continuing with these posts promoting the relaunch of The Agartes Epilogues trilogy, entitled An Elegy of Heroes. Here’s yesterday’s post if you missed it. Today’s topic starts with Yn Garr Industries: the massive corporation that started from humble beginnings in the city-states of the Kag in rock quarrying, with a base in the city-state …
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The relaunch of The Agartes Epilogues omnibus is in two weeks, and so I thought I’d start off the new year with a few posts introducing this series once again. First up, I’m going to talk about one of the major POVs. Meet Kefier, the outcast mercenary from whose POV the trilogy first unfolds. Young …
It’s a new year at last, and even with all these other things I’ve got brewing in the background, I’m standing at yet another precipice, looking down at my next big project. Nervous as hell, for so many reasons. I’ve written in the past about how I tried to approach the world-building for Agos-agan in …
The year is almost over, and what a year it’s been. This January, I self-published The Wolf of Oren-yaro, half-expecting a handful of readers and not much else. You form a narrative, you understand, that may sometimes not be accurate in order to protect yourself. I’d been convinced mine would be silence. Indifference. Confusion. And …
To promote his recent release, The Prince of Cats (look at it hanging out on my bookshelf!), my friend Daniel has given us a guest post. Without further ado… Everybody Loves a Critic I make sure everyone around me always knows I have a Master’s degree in Comparative Literature; mostly because it’s the only achievement to my …
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