My first novella, City of Kaiju, is finally out! Available through Amazon and Books2Read. You can see a preview of the very first chapter here. Help support a fresh new author with a fantastic read this summer. I have also launched a Patreon to fund myself and future projects for you guys to read. You can find it here. Any support is greatly appreciated and … Continue reading Fiction Friday: Flight of the Crow Boys
My first novella, City of Kaiju, is finally out! Available through Amazon and Books2Read. You can see a preview of the very first chapter here. Help support a fresh new author with a fantastic read this summer. I have also launched a Patreon to fund myself and future projects for you guys to read. You can find it here. Any support is greatly appreciated and … Continue reading September 2019 Update
My first novella, City of Kaiju, is finally out! Available through Amazon and Books2Read. You can see a preview of the very first chapter here. Help support a fresh new author with a fantastic read this summer. Fiction Friday is a series where I talk about what I’ve been reading. Short Stories (and sometimes Novellas) are featured as in-between posts and the first Friday of … Continue reading Fiction Friday: The Letter Mage
Warning: This story is not for the faint of heart. Contains language and gruesome moments. You have been warned.
Today, we’re reviewing Second Skin by Pip Coen, as featured in Fantasy and Science Fiction Magazine. You can buy an issue here. This is a wonderfully told tale of a mysterious girl that has unique powers that transcend imagination itself. So let’s head into it, shall we? Continue reading “Fiction Friday: Second Skin”
In 2006 or so, a fan made live action trailer for Pokemon came out called Pokemon Apokelypse. It was disguised as a legitimate trailer that made waves across the community. It was darker, edgier, violent, explicit, ugly, and it certainly didn’t feel like a Pokemon film. It solidified my fear of a live action Pokemon adaptation. How could anyone support the idea of a live action Pokemon movie after seeing that?
Fast forward about a decade later and we get our first live action movie. Detective Pikachu, based on a spinoff title. Seeing the trailer, I had an inkling it hope. It might very well be a good adaptation. The Pokemon look as they should, it was funny and overall, it felt like a Pokemon movie. After seeing it, I can say for certain that this may be one of the best game adaptations in, maybe ever.
Let’s crack this case, shall we?
Fiction Friday is a series where I talk about what I’ve been reading. Short Stories (and sometimes Novellas) are featured as in-between posts and the first Friday of the month will feature a new novel review. Today, I review A Most Practical Imperative by Joe Taylor.
![Unreal Magazine: Vol. 1 by [White, Daniel Scott, Wells, Martha, Teng, Tais, Ha Lee, Yoon, Devenport, Emily, Rao, Adithi, Needham, Jessica, Kellebrew, Liz, Salis, George, Grigg, David R.]](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/519Ybnqoy1L.jpg)
Time for something different. It’s another new magazine, freshly printed and just as mysterious. Today’s story is a Most Practical Imperative by Joe Taylor, as featured in Unreal Magazine. You can find it here. This is the magazine’s first issue. They managed to follow me on Twitter and I figured I’d give it a look and hopefully give their cover story a good review.
So let’s check it out. Continue reading “Fiction Friday: A Most Practical Imperative”
Fiction Friday is a series where I talk about what I’ve been reading. Short Stories (and sometimes Novellas) are featured as in-between posts and the first Friday of the month will feature a new novel review. Today, I review The Bone Flute Quartet by K.J. Kabza.
![Beneath Ceaseless Skies Issue #277 by [Kabza, K.J., Duncan, R.K.]](https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51dZQjUq70L.jpg)
Hello, Witches and Warlocks. Time for our newest short story after an unusually long absence. Life got in the way, but we’re back and ready for some magic. Today’s short story is The Bone Flute Quartet by K.J. Kabza. You can find it here. This time, we have a fairy-tale type story about a girl wanting to be a witch. Ah yes, magic in a world where such is forbidden. Brooms, cauldrons, pointy noses, green skin, warts…okay we could do with out those, but maybe keep the broom.
Anyway, let’s get our magic on. Continue reading “Fiction Friday: The Bone Flute Quartet”
