Book 4 of The Cleaners is out today! Fellowship of the Squeegee finally makes its debut on the world reading stage. Both the ebook and paperback are available, for anyone who didn’t have a preorder in place.
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At long last, book 4 of The Cleaners, Fellowship of the Squeegee, is launching! Right now, the ebook is available for pre-order, and the paperback will be live on September 30th. (For some weird reason, KDP doesn’t allow paperback pre-orders, but please do snag an electronic version for your Kindle)…
Comments closedI’m taking another FB break for the foreseeable future. While I may have posts on here, it’s just because they’re coming from other linked accounts, but I won’t be reading or responding. A lot of the people I’m connected with on here are peers, friends, other authors, writers, creatives, and…
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With the draf of Book #4, Fellowship of the Squeegee wrapped and awaiting its editorial rounds, I’m thrilled to finally, officially reveal the cover art! As always, this is done up by the incredible Jeff Herndon, who will also be brought on for the final two books of the series…
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This weekend, I’ll be down in Portland for OryCon! I had a marvelous time there last year, working a booth with the awesome Jennifer Brozek (who will be my book-busking partner yet again). I will have all my Cleaners novels and Forge of Ashes, and will also have a handful…
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I am man, hear me…scream. At one of nature’s most fragile elements: a dead, brittle leaf. Ok. Gotta set the stage. I live in the Seattle area and my girlfriend and I had gone up to Green Lake to walk the loop. But we didn’t make it there until after…
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Who hasn’t had the occasional impulse to cause the extinction of the human race? Never had that stray thought that maybe we’ve made a bit too much of a mess of the world and need to exit stage left? And since we live in fear of biological warfare or pandemics,…
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The next in my “what I love to play” series is a bit more obscure than the previous ones. It’s one my family encountered many years ago and have always kept around, and I loved it so much that I acquired my own copy when I moved out on my…
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