Nov 152 min read
New Releases: Bone Rush & The Healer of Tentocht
It’s Novella November! I had two release this month: Bone Rush , a sci-fantasy published by After the Storm Magazine as a standalone, and...
Feb 101 min read
New Release: Hearing Red
My new novella Hearing Red is up on The Lit Nerds! This one’s a historical fantasy set in London during Napoleon’s return to power: A...
Jan 74 min read
Book Review: The Hidden Girl and Other Stories, by Ken Liu
You’ve probably read an article (or twenty) about whether and how you should use ChatGPT. But Ken Liu’s The Hidden Girl and Other...
Mar 27, 20231 min read
New Release: Witch in the White City Audiobook
Witch in the White City has a narrator! The great Molly Secours was kind enough to lend her voice to the audiobook for my historical...
Feb 3, 20232 min read
New Release: Colors and Ghosts
Colors and Ghosts is out! This boxed set contains Books 1–3 in my Red Wraith series. You can buy it here. Book 1: The Red Wraith As magic...
Jan 30, 20231 min read
Book Reviews: Some of My Favorite Historical Fantasy Reads
It’s mash-up time! My first review roundup featured some of my favorite fantasy books; the second highlighted historical fiction. For...
Oct 18, 20221 min read
Pre-Order: Colors and Ghosts (A Red Wraith Boxed Set)
I'm thrilled to announce that Colors and Ghosts, a boxed set containing Books 1–3 in my Red Wraith series, is available for pre-order!...
Sep 2, 20223 min read
Book Review: The Lions of Al-Rassan, by Guy Gavriel Kay
Most alternate histories suggest what might have been if a key event had turned out differently. Guy Gavriel Kay’s The Lions of Al-Rassan...
Jun 11, 20223 min read
Book Review: Flint and Mirror, by John Crowley
A condensed version of this review appeared in the May 2022 issue of The Historical Novels Review. John Crowley’s Flint and Mirror brims...
Feb 5, 202214 min read
New Release: The Amber Revenant
The Amber Revenant is out! This is the third book in my Red Wraith series, a historical fantasy (loosely) set in the 17th century. You...
