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Book Cover: Coast to Coast Stars

Coast to Coast Stars

Cover art for Cobalt City: Ties That Bind

Cobalt City: Ties that Bind

Cover art for Eye for an Eye

Cover for "Heroes of Necessity"

Heroes of Necessity

Book Cover for Kensei

Cover for Kensei Tales: It's the Great Yule Cat, Jamie Hattori

Kensei Tales: It's the Great Yule Cat, Jamie Hattori

Cover for Kensei Tales: Live and In Concert

Kensei Tales: Live and In Concert

Cover for Kensei Tales: Offensive Driving

Kensei Tales: Offensive Driving

Cover for Kensei Tales: Unorthodoxy

Kensei Tales: Unorthodoxy

Cover art for Ride Like the Devil

Ride Like the Devil

Book Cover: Rites & Desires

Rites & Desires

Cover for Snowflake War Journal

Snowflake War Journal

Sparx and Arrows

Sparx and Arrows

Cover for The Devil, You Say

The Devil, You Say

Kensei 2 - The Love of Danger

The Love of Danger

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Fun for Friday: June 2020 Writing Prompts!

Another month is behind us, and soon we’ll be halfway through the year. So here are some writing prompts for you to enjoy in June! They’re a fairly random mix of words, several of which could be read several different ways. Check back on the last Friday of each month (or occasionally the first day
Coming in June: Coast to Coast Stars!

If you’ve been perusing my site recently, you might have noticed a new book cover on the front page! With the cover by Luke Spooner, Coast to Coast Stars is a collection of superhero short stories primarily set in Cerulean City, but with ties to Cobalt City. Cerulean City is my creation, the West Coast’s answer
Things I’m Looking Forward to in July

It looks like we may be spending a lot of time at home this summer, without the big summer movie blockbusters that we’re used to. But there are still three major media things coming in July that I am super excited about. On July 3rd, Hamilton will be on Disney+. It’s the original Broadway cast, filmed.
Story Arc in a Triology

The nice thing about writing a trilogy or other series is that you can have a story arc that lasts longer than a single book, allowing for a much larger story arc. Taken individually, the books in the Brass and Glass series each have their own arcs: 1) find the Cask; 2) find the map;

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