Marketing The Agartes Epilogues in a genre that thrives on a lot of cool ideas and concepts has always been a challenge. Quenby Olson’s review of Sapphire’s Flight a couple of weeks ago summarizes this very well: At its heart, it’s about its characters, caught in the machinations of an epic fantasy world that simply will not leave …
Launch day for the box set was a “success” yesterday, in that I actually made back expenses for once! And remember guys, the sale is on until September 8, after which the price will increase back to $9.99. So if you haven’t had the chance to grab all 1900+ pages of this weird ass character-driven …
I found the original opening to Jaeth’s Eye, which I wrote a good decade or so ago. It’s kind of amazing how much growth a writer can go through over the years. Back then, I felt that after eleven years of writing, my prose was pretty polished enough, but I didn’t realize how much yet I …
I like to say that I’m lucky to have been born to a hard life, because I’ve never had the chance to be comfortable. I still remember my parents chugging down energy drinks in the middle of the night, trying to finish an engineering contract for a local government official under the threat of death. …
In preparation for Jaeth Eye being r/fantasy’s RRAWR Book Club pick of the month, I thought I’d help give a quick intro and introduce some ideas that’ll help along with the reading. (No spoilers, but feel free to disregard this if you’re the kind of person who likes mysteries. Also, maybe I ramble too much). I …
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