Book Tour – Day Three

BooksChatter!  And wow, but have they done their homework!  Not only are there links to some of the things that inspired this series in the Author Q&A link, they even went to far as to show some images from my older visual novel!  Heck, even my daughters make an appearance!

I wonder if anyone will be able to help fill in “If your book was made into a movie, who would be your dream team?”  That one is still a puzzle to me.

EDIT:  BChatter has now added a short video based upon my mentioned playlist of some of the music I listened to while writing.  Talk about above-and-beyond!  They even fixed the PJTV link that – being a member – I’d been unaware was behind a paywall.  Superior work!

Book Tour – Day 1

I’d like to give a huge THANK YOU to Rogue Angels for having the daring to be the first up to host “The Fourth Law” on its virtual book tour!

If you’ve questions or comments as a result of what you read there, please let’s chat in their comments section.  Also, please look around the rest of their site; so many interesting things!

“Where’s the world going?”

October Book Tour… Clear for Takeoff….

October Book Tour… Clear for Takeoff….

Alright, so that’s a bit clichéd.  Nonetheless, well sponsored by GoddessFish Promotions, almost a year on, I’m finally getting ’round to promoting “The Fourth Law.”

This virtual book tour includes interviews with me, with some of the characters, blog entries… all sorts of neat things!  I’ve much to say not only about this story, but also about creative writing, editing, and self-publishing.  Almost each and every day I’ll be hosted by a new website,  with their own series of questions and/or comments.  I promise to do my best to attentively address whatever anyone may want to discuss about “The Fourth Law” and Machine Civilization.

I think this is going to be a tremendous amount of fun, and look forwards to it very much!

Henge Crosses the Tiber

I’m trying to get things sorted with a great illustrator in New Zealand for my next book:  a little 20-page thing about Henge (pronounced “hen-geh”), the youngest of Machine Civilization.

In the mean time, I wrote a short about what happens there.  It’s not much; the book will be better, but sometimes, you have to say something.  As always, please forgive WordPress butchering my formatting below the fold.

Continue reading “Henge Crosses the Tiber”

Loser. I am.

Apologies for the utter dearth of posts.  I’m a rather uxorious person, and in the last month a cousin of my wife, along with his daughter, has been out visiting from Hungary.  That means  I’ve been alone for the last month.  No, really: I don’t have any friends anymore, either.  So, in my spare time, I’ve been drinking myself to death.

On of the nice things about working third shift is that you don’t have a sleep-time, just a series of naps.  That helps with the psychosis.

4th Book-wise, I have imagined so much!  Sylvia’s recruitment, her thoughts of error, her arrest – just as she is arresting the police chief of Albuquerque – Clive on the stern of the ‘Death Ship’ just before the Chinese orbital kinetic energy weapon….  I really need to find a reason to write all of this down.

In the mean time, here’s one of the triggers for my first novel.  Really!.

“Echoes of Family Lost”

I’m very pleased to announce the release of my second novel.  “Echoes of Family Lost” is a sequel to my first book, “The Fourth Law,” and takes place in my future history of Machine Civilization.  The story of Ai’s and Lily’s families – and how they are increasingly intertwined – continues.

Hardcopies are available here and the $0.99 Kindle version is here.  Thanks to everyone for your on-going support!  I hope to have a very short story from this series posted tomorrow as a way of saying thanks.