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It's live! On Kindle, at least. Paperback is still processing.
Curtain Call (Apocalypse Makers Book 4) closes out the immediate series, although it's wide open for more stories.
Please leave a review if you like the book.
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You’re the first to see the new cover for Battle Mage, book 2 in The Willow Grove series. I’m 30,000 words in and hope to have it published in January.
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The Lost Star Wars Audition Tapes
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I just saw that my app has over 5k downloads on Android. 😳
And lots on iOS, too. That’s a lot for me!
Version 1.3 is about to release. Fixed an issue with starting from the queue and cross fading.
I also see some crashes in version 1.2 that I’m hoping will be fixed. If not, I’ll track it down and fix it.
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Good article about chocolate. I first noticed it when eating a milk chocolate Hershey’s miniature, replacements bought because my dark chocolate miniatures were out.
It was terrible, and I didn’t eat any more.
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Matt Hart retweeted
Gera is an Argentinian professional bass player who has mastered the art of funk! 🇦🇷
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Done for fun: #Svengoolie and Squad as Peanuts characters, talking about what they got while trick-or-treating. I changed Nosti's expression because I think Nosti may be happy with a rock.
Hey #Svenpals, a popular #Svengoolie feature is showing at the Wilton, NH, Town Hall Theater. Free admission. It’s a great place to watch the old movies the way they were meant to be seen!
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Finished!! Curtain Call, the fourth and final (and longest) book in the Apocalypse Makers series, is done!
A few things remain before publishing, and I'm going to meet my self-imposed "by November 2026" date.
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My latest children's picture book is out, The Armadillo's Dream, second in the series of Albert Armadillo & Friends.
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Once again, I'm surprised at how a story unfolds.
I'm not a writer that works carefully through a plot. I know the beginning, the middle, and the end.
But occasionally I'll include a random thing that becomes a critical lever.
And presto: the story just works!
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