A round-up post, huh. Gods. What to even say about 2020. I have heart issues. My partner has asthma. So along comes a pandemic that we are both specifically vulnerable to. I jokingly say a lot that we haven’t left our house since February. It’s an exaggeration, but not much of one. Thankfully, with the way… Continue Reading »
Year End Round Up
2019 Roundup – I DIDN’T DIE
That headline is necessary after last year 😀 No cardiac incidents at all, in fact. (The follow up to my supraventricular tachycardia incident last year was “yup, you’ll eventually have this recur and we’ll deal with it then”). On the other hand, I tore my Achilles tendon in June and spent three months in a… Continue Reading »
2018 Retrospective and 2019 Plans
2018 was the longest year that ever was a year. That was the repeated description from one of the handful of Youtube personalities I follow and I can’t help but agree. I have to actually look at the spreadsheets to see what the first book we launched in 2018 was (ONSET: Stay of Execution, apparently…. Continue Reading »
2017: A Look Back
So, to start, it’s still technically 2017 awards season so here’s the list of stuff I put out this year that is at least technically eligible for awards. *deep breath* February 2017: Duchess of Terra March 2017: Judgment of Mars May 2017: Rimward Stars August 2017: ONSET:… Continue Reading »
2016 Retrospective and 2017 Plans
Another year draws to a close. This one was my first full year as a full-time author, which remains utterly mind-boggling to me! It’s been a busy year. To date, we’ve launched six novels and I’ve lost track of audiobook launches. We’ll hopefully be launching a seventh, ONSET: My Enemy’s Enemy, before the end of… Continue Reading »
Looking Forward – 2016
As I mentioned previously in my post Looking Backwards, 2015 was a mind-boggling year for me. I released four novels (City in the Sky, Space Carrier Avalon, Hand of Mars and Stellar Fox), made a deal with Tantor Media to release audiobooks of my main-line books (Space Carrier Avalon, Starship’s Mage, and Hand of Mars have… Continue Reading »