Join me on The Mirror’s Road

January 18, 2010

I’ve always been a fan of both diversification and experimentation when it comes to my writing career. From my soon-to-be-launched cell phone project to making my work available in a variety of digital formats, I’ve tried to examine different ways to bring my writing to the people who value it the most – my [...]

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The Madagascar Matter begins today

January 6, 2010

My good friend and writing partner Jon F. Merz launches The Madagascar Matter today, a year long serial adventure that delivers a chapter a week for the rest of 2010 and features Lawson from The Fixer.  Here’s a quick summary:
A nefarious plan for genocide.
An enemy every bit his equal. [...]

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The Spirit Banner now available!

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It’s here!
Both Amazon and Barnes & Noble are listing my first Rogue Angel novel, The Spirit Banner, as being available for purchase, a good twelve days ahead of the lay down date the publisher had originally indicated.  B&N is even giving you a 10% off discount for a short time, whether you’re a member or [...]

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HELLstalker cover art

December 21, 2009

Our talented design team of artist Brad Cooper and graphic designer Taylor Aldredge delivered the cover art for the first book in the HELLstalker series – The Cerberus Protocol – this evening and I couldn’t be happier.  They captured the look and feel of the series really nicely.  I can’t wait to see what they [...]

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And the Reviews Start to Come In

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Der Schattenseher, the first book in my new series featuring the character of Jeremiah Hunt, was released in Germany a few days ago and readers are already responding with some excellent reviews:
“Frightening and fascinating at the same time” says Phantastik-News.de
“One of the best books of 2009″ says Buchcouch.de
“Couldn’t put it down…highly recommended” says Bucherwurms Blog-Welt
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It Lives – in Poland!

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One of the things I love about having my books available in other languages is the email I get from around the world. Recently, Kazimierz Świetlikowski, editor of the Polish website Zbrodnia w Bibliotece (Crime in the Library) wrote to ask me for a few words to his readers about the Polish language edition [...]

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Sneak Peek – Der Schattenseher

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We’re less than a month away from the launch of DER SCHATTENSEHER, the first book in the Hunt Chronicles coming from Pan Books in Germany. To get my German fans excited about this new debut, I thought I’d post a sample for anyone who might be interested (and who reads German, of course!)
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The Wait is Finally Over!

November 2, 2009

Yes, you heard that right. Four years after the first book in the Templar Chronicles trilogy hit the bookstore shelves, a deal had been finalized to bring the final two volumes to fans here in the US in the language they were originally written in – English!
Blackbetty Mobilemedia, in conjunction with telecommunications giant Vodafone, [...]

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Templar Chronicles News?

October 28, 2009

If negotiations continue in the vein in which they are currently going, I could have some very exciting news about the Templar Chronicles trilogy as early as the end of this week.  And before anyone asks, yes, it would be in English!
Stay tuned and keep your fingers crossed.

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Modern Voices in Horror

October 26, 2009

What do Ramsey Campbell, Christopher Golden, Del Howison, Ellen Datlow, Deborah LeBlanc, Scott Nicholson, David Wellington and I have in common?
We’re all part of a terrific interview author Jonathan Maberry did this month called “Still Scary After All These Years” that went live this morning over at his blog – and just in time for [...]

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