Tag: Gold and Fire
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Enjoy a sample of ‘Sons of Gold and Fire’
Still on the fence about whether or not you want to give the Gold and Fire series a shot? Well, I’ve got some good news. You can try a little bit of it out for free. Today, Raconteur Press offered up a snippet from “Sons of Gold and Fire” in which our hero Aron wins… Read more
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‘Sons of Gold and Fire’ is out now!
Life is full of surprises. Sometimes, they’re not so bad. This post was intended to announce that pre-orders had gone live for my latest, “Sons of Gold and Fire,” the second book in the Gold and Fire series. Instead, through the “magic” of technology, a celebration of pre-orders turned into a release day party. It’s… Read more
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‘Dreams’ wins annual Critters Reader’s Poll
Last week, I asked for your votes in the annual Critters Reader’s Poll, and oh man, did you guys turn out for it. On Friday, the results were released and “Dreams of Gold and Fire” finished at No. 1 in the Best Children’s Book Category. Thank you to everyone who voted for “Dreams of Gold… Read more
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Talking ‘Gold and Fire’ and other projects
Ahead of the release of “Dreams of Gold and Fire” on July 30, I had a chance to sit down with Stanley Wheeler to talk about the future of the series, among other things. In the interview, I share the journey to get here, a little about my creative process, what it’s like to work… Read more
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Read a snippet of ‘Gold and Fire’
Today marked a huge milestone for me. I queried my first novel nearly 30 years ago. Today, my first published novel, “Dreams of Gold and Fire,” went up for pre-orders for the ebook version. In a few short weeks, I’ll actually hold the print version in my hands. Granted, I took about 10 years off… Read more
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Cover reveal: Dreams of Gold and Fire
Some 35 years ago, I created a young farm boy named Aron and a great golden dragon named Doubloon (well, he was Dabloon in those days, because kid me didn’t know the proper spelling) for the first short story that I ever felt comfortable submitting for publication. It was rejected, of course. Many times. I’ve… Read more