Today my heart is too heavy to do any writing. Goodbye Linus, my dear friend for fifteen years. Owen Hardy, and the readers of Clockwork Angels, got a brief chance to meet Linus in the quiet town of Barrel Arbor. I hope that's where he's gone now. "He remembered a plump, orange cat that had frequented the Paquettes’ newsgraph offices. The lazy cat curled up in any patch of sun, sleeping away the day, content with its sluggish dreams. Everything had its place, and every place had its thing." Now my place no longer has its Linus. :(
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My second published novel Gamearth is a fast-paced and fun story that takes place inside and out of a Dungeons & Dragons style role-playing game, where a group of players have grown tired of their game and decide to shut it down...which is tantamount to a declaration of war against the characters inside the game—who then need to go on a quest to save their own world from falling apart (complete with dragons, magic swords, ogres...just what you'd expect). The entire Gamearth trilogy is available in print and eBook format, as well as a large omnibus edition from WordFire Press. When I was in...
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We’ve been on the road quite a bit lately with the WordFire Press team, and now Rebecca and I are going even further, hopping down under to Australia for Supanova in Sidney and Perth! But before we go, I wanted to let you know how the last couple of conventions have gone for us. In short: Fantastically. Now for a little longer review… At the end of May and beginning of June, we had our usual big booth set up at both Denver Comic Con and Dallas Comic Con. Denver Comic Con is our hometown convention, and we always love...
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To celebrate the upcoming release of CLOCKWORK LIVES, the second "Clockwork" novel written with Neil Peart and based on the fabulous steampunk universe from the Rush album "Clockwork Lives," ECW Press created a lovely sneak-preview booklet containing The Bookseller's Tale...one of the stories from CLOCKWORK LIVES. That book is a novel in its own right, intertwined with a sequence of steampunk "Canterbury Tales" featuring familiar and new characters. The Bookseller's Tale features the story of the strange interdimensonal bookseller Mrs. Courier, one of the most popular and mysterious side characters from CLOCKWORK ANGELS, as well as an afterword on how...
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