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Business of Writing: We’re #1!!
Well, no, not really. As of this writing, James Patterson is #1, but it would be nice, right? Number one seller in the Amazon US store? Maybe. It would certainly mean a lot of sales, and a lot of visibility,…
Business of Writing: Qualified Business Income Deduction
I slacked off a bit in this series this year, but this tax change is too important and too easy to miss for me not to give a brief post about it. As part of the tax changes in 2018,…
Book Recommendation: Star Runners
A fun read with a YA feel. “I wish I could tell you how cool this is.” High school senior Austin Stone didn’t know what his best friend meant by the comment uttered during an online chat, but he forces…
Update on The Queen’s Pardon Audio
I know many of you are anxiously awaiting the audio for the latest Alexis Carew book, so here's the latest.
The Queen’s Pardon Release Update
Queen’s Pardon Release Update 10/27/2018: All looks like it’s resolved now. The title is back for sale and the preorder is set for delivery 10 Yay! 🙂 Some of you may have noticed that The Queen’s Pardon is currently listed…
Book Recommendation: The Long Black
Morgan always assumed that if she could survive growing up in the mines of Planet Hillman – feared for its brutal conditions and gravity twice that of Earth – she could survive anything.
That was before she became a starship mechanic. Now she has to contend with hostile bosses, faulty equipment, and even taking care of her friend’s little girl. Once pirates show up, it’s a wonder she can get any work done at all.
Comms Lasers in Darkspace
So the question came up in regards to Privateer and Alexis’ use of a comms laser to communicate with Malcomson in normal-space: Why, then, do ships not use this in darkspace? Why the complicated, visible-light signaling process?
Aside from the author’s desire for Age of Sail signaling in an Age of Sail In Space book, of course.
Book Recommendation: Ordnance by Andrew Vaillencourt
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2017 to 2018: The Past and the Plan
Authors usually do these year-end review things in December ... but I'm including my plan for 2018, so January seems a better fit.
2017 was a decent year for me. I published Privateer and Spacer (in the Orphans in the Black anthology) and finally, after years of trying, settled into a really productive writing regime that's starting to pay off bigly.