6 time novelist, 6 time girl dad, infantry veteran and history enthusiast. Substack: https://xitter.cf/t.co/6gGmSp9VgI
Winslow, ME
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I’m so proud of Hall. It’s obvious he poured over research for hours before the first sentence. This is your sign to check out work from a master.
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Devilry in Godling Wood: A Medieval Horror is out Friday!
A priest turned bard, Silver Ear, seeks fortune in Hagen's court & gets entangled in unraveling a secret lurking in Godling Wood, where a creature so old she doesn't know her origin (though she’s curious to learn) stalks.
My daughter’s field hockey photos were edited with ai, and it morphed her face into something else. I’ve been dealing with the coaches and photographer all week. They insist all they did was change the lighting, but you can see clearly it didn’t stop there. Also. Thanks for giving my daughter’s face to ai. I take care not to posts my kids’ faces in public, but it morphed her face so much, it’s not even her.
In the Sky is officially live on Audible! Check it out today!
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Oh my god. I honestly cannot wait.
My new novel, Devilry in Godling Wood: A Medieval Horror, will have an audiobook! A first for me. Richard Reed is the narrator, and he does an incredible job with it. Out Oct 23. Add on Goodreads if interested: goodreads.com/book/show/2548…
In the Sky is officially up for review with Audible! Very soon, this will be available for consumption!
This morning I overheard someone bragging about his side hustle of selling ai flyers to the town for events and to businesses. I’ll admit, I did clutch my pearls at this. How unfortunate that creatures like this exist.
The gif represents my reaction well.
Sorry I’ve been out of touch. I’ve been doing my Capstone project for my university and it requires a lot of energy. It’s about how Chosin Reservoir (1950) was a perfect case study for the importance of competent leadership in high-stress scenarios.
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The latest episode of 'Let's Read an Indie' is live, this time looking at Theft of Fire by @Devon_Eriksen_
I receive this book as an ARC copy from his wife @AnEriksenWife and very glad for it as we join Marcus Warnoc as he is forced into a dangerous space heist. Link in Comments
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I'm making good progress on the final part of the Mushroom Knight. I'm hoping to get it finished late this year, early next year. Then next year I will spend editing and drafting books 5 and 6 to complete the series. LET'S GO!
I apologize for not being as frequent as I'd like here. I am in the last few months of school, and then I will gain my freedom again.
My audiobook files are available for review! I just need to listen to them and we’re about ready to publish!
