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UGH. Today was one of those days.
Tuscon was fun on Sunday and I stayed a bit later than I expected, talking to friends. On the drive back up to Phoenix I got to listen to a Sun’s game (exciting 1 point win in the last 35 seconds) and stopped at a huge wine/beer/liquor store [...]

Kassie Klaybourne and I, though our area in Second Life, are having an auction on Sunday evening (June 7th) at 6 PM Pacific time. You can find details on the auction by Clicking Here for more information.
Among some of the items being offered are:
* A $200 gift certificate to the Stormwolf Store
* An autographed set [...]

In one of those cool and unexpected events, I got a contract today. My foreign rights agent, Danny Baror, has sold A Secret Atlas and Cartomancy for translation in Romanian! This becomes my eleventh language (including English, which I only count once despite the fact that I write in American). I don’t know when the [...]

J. C. Hutchins, the genius behind and author of the wildly successful Seventh Son novels—which he has been podcasting—interviewed me on the most recent of his hiatus-casts. The third, and possibly concluding volume in the trilogy, will debut on 07.07.07. Our discussion ranged all over the place and was a lot of fun.
And if you [...]

A Secret Atlas hit stores in March, 2005. This book is the first in the Age of Discovery trilogy. Mike sat down and read the first chapter of the book into an MP3 file for you to download and share with friends. The file is 11 megs or so and will fit quite comfortably in [...]

A Secret Atlas Glossary
The list below is the one I compiled from the book, and the one I’m using as I work on Cartomancy. (It’s fairly complete, but I’m sure there are things I’ve missed. I’ll update it as I go along and find new things.)
Characters:
Alait (ah-late)
Amenis Dukao (ah-men-is dew-kow)
Anaeda Gryst (a-nay-da grist)
Borosan Gryst (bore-oh-san [...]

A Secret Atlas
A sneak preview:
As some of you are aware, I have a new novel coming out in March 2005, titled A Secret Atlas. It is the first in a new trilogy which is called The Age of Discovery. It’s called that because that’s a snappier title than “those cartography books.” It also suggests the [...]