In this episode I chat about my specific formula for writing a novel a month. Well, not really a month. Actually, it is a… Oh, just listen to the damn podcast!
And I talk about my Jeep. And other stuffs. I probably hate on social media.
Enjoy!
Oh, and buy this stuff!
Z-Burbia 6: Rocky Mountain Die!
Cheers!
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What is this? A new novel is out in ebook? A new space opera series unlike anything I have ever written?
Welcome to Reign of Four!
Ain’t that just one sexy cover?
And here’s the sexy description!
“Millennia ago, planet Helios held a grand technological civilization. But the Cataclysm tore the land apart, and the survivors were forced to flee to the Six Stations, the artificial planetoids that orbited Helios. It did not take long for their society to devolve into a virtual medieval world, with barely enough technology to survive the harshness of life in space.
Out of this culture arose a line of monarchs called the Reign of Four. Alexis Teirmont was the First. He was a visionary, a warrior and a tyrant who was not immune to egotism, cruelty, and revenge. He would change the very fabric of the System. His reign would be remembered throughout history for both the good–and the bad.”
Sexy, dammit!
Not to mention the sexy blurb it’s gotten!
“Harkening back to Martin’s Game of Thrones and Bujold’s Vorkosigan Saga, Reign of Four is a fast-paced fantasy epic!”- Richard A Knaak, NYT Bestselling Author of The Dragonrealm and World of Warcraft series.
Reign of Four is (wait for it) a four book series and what I call medieval space fiction. It is the story of Family Teirmont and the four great monarchs that would change Aelon Station and all the stations of System Helios. Based on the real lives and reigns of Edwards I, II, III, and the Black Prince of England, it truly is historical fiction set in space. No laser guns, no zippy starfighters, no wormholes or transporters or faster than light travel. These folks are lucky to get the video systems broadcasting on their stations. It’s long blades and court intrigue, passionate love affairs and political deceptions, religious domination and personal struggles.
Reign of Four is truly epic and you will love it!
The first ebook is out now with Book Two coming in August (feel free to pre-order) and the last two coming this fall. Plus, the print books will be out this fall, so keep your eyes peeled at your local bookstore and Barnes & Noble!
Enjoy!
Howdy!
In the fifth episode of Writing In Suburbia, I discuss the juggling act of figuring out what to write next. I discuss the problem of committing to projects too soon which could lead to missing prime opportunities that haven’t shown up yet. It’s not a Catch-22, not a Sophie’s Choice, it’s a juggling act!
I also talk about cleaning the kitchen. Because that place gets gross.
Oh, and hey, before you start listening, be sure and check out the $.99 deal on In Perpetuity!
Not to mention that today is the release of the ebook for Reign of Four: I!
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It’s time for a Party!
I know y’all missed the Drabble last week. Sorry, but things got all kinds of crazy as I was going over the final edits on Z-Burbia 6: Rocky Mountain Die. Stay tuned for the release announcement on that one.
But, since we are on the subject of missed Drabble Parties, I want to make sure y’all know that it is summer time which means there is usually a hiatus for the FNDP. While I won’t officially be pausing the drabbles this summer, just know that there could easily be gaps. Especially during July whilst I am on vacation for two weeks.
Just a little heads up, yo!
Now, how’s about some sweet, sweet, sweet micro-fiction?
Enjoy!
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He Never Had
By
Jake Bible
He downshifted into second, but took the corner too fast. The tail end of the Mustang whipped out, a horn blared, he didn’t give a shit. He never had.
His foot slammed down on the accelerator as his right hand shifted back up into third. His left foot depressed the clutch then let it out again. Every movement of the dance happened in a breath’s time, simultaneous.
He glanced in the rearview mirror and saw the car behind him made the corner easily, barely a wobble or skid.
They said he couldn’t race Death, but fuck if he didn’t try.
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Cheers!
Disclaimer: Aim for the apex when you take a curve!
It’s another week which means there is another episode of Writing In Suburbia!
This week I jabber about social media and how much I really dislike the rules that have been forced on to people when it comes to what you can and cannot do as a writer. Or even as a person. I do my ramble rant thing.
I also talk a little about AntiBio 2 and why you need to leave a review if you’ve read it!
Check it out.
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