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Chapter Twelve of Fortress Draconis: The Podcast went live Wednesday. Will, Crow, Resolute and Sephi return to Stellin. That happy little town is no longer happy, and folks are not happy to see them. Chapter Twelve is but a click away. You’ll be able to stream (play directly through a media player such as Winamp, […]

Here is Box Score #2. I have the recap in it, as well as some commentary on things that happened in chapters 6-10. I’m having a blast revisiting a lot of stuff and remembering things I’d pretty much forgotten. As promised in the Box Score, here are the links I mentioned. JC Hutchins Interview Jamie […]

Kassie Klaybourne’s work setting up immediate downloads is letting me do something very cool. The Grand History is a history of the DragonCrown War world commissioned by King Augustus of Alcida at the time corresponding to the opening of Fortress Draconis. Presented in chapters, The Grand History provides everything the Royal Alcidese Geographical Society can […]

Thanks to Kassie Klaybourne’s very hard work, I am pleased and proud to announce that I can now offer you products for immediate download. This gives me incredible flexibility to turn things around quickly. Jed and the Titanium Turtle is a really good example of this. I wrote the story back in March because I […]

Chapter Eleven of Fortress Draconis: The Podcast went live yesterday. The action quiets down a little, but the intrigue does not. Will may have thought the Dimandowns was full of mystery and politics, but it’s a whole new world out there for him. Chapter Eleven is but a click away. You’ll be able to stream […]

Chapter Ten of Fortress Draconis: The Podcast went live today. Will gets his first taste of combat against gibberers in the wild, and there isn’t a lot to recommend it. Chapter Ten is but a click away. I’m busy getting caught up on all sorts of stuff: I’m prepping for San Diego ComicsCon in ten […]

Issue 80 of The Secrets Newsletter went out to subscribers today. This issue is devoted to an article titled Morality in Fiction. In it I discuss our responsibilities as writers to our readers and to ourselves when choosing what sort of issues we address, and how we address them. Much of fiction gets dismissed as […]