Back to Basics

bring me down to earth where the clouds roll in and wrap my head in perspiration. Imagination’s plates rumbles the rocks like a storm of footfalls, run run for kicks and giggles, run run gigs and squiggles, hamster wheel ever rattling I’m advancing down the earth’s limestone lava miasma maze fractaling phase, earthquake keep meContinue reading “Back to Basics”

Printed Books Available

After quite the delay, the print version of After Forever Falls Apart is available. I had to work out some formatting issues, then the proof copy took an exceptionally long time to ship, but here we are, nearly a month after the ebook released, and you can now purchase a paperback version! It’s available onContinue reading “Printed Books Available”

born in the usa

Did you know this was a protest song about Vietnam? Yet it’s blasting on the speakers at the 4th of July street party. (I was born in the USA) I was born way after Vietnam but I’ve been around for Iran, Ukraine, Gaza, Afghanistan (I was born in the USA) and the wars are soContinue reading “born in the usa”

Full Transparency

We interrupt the regular Thursday programming (see: Can’t Catch Me Now) to bring more news about After Forever Falls Apart, book two in the Death Magic Duology. It’s out! Yay! Over the coming days, it’ll be available as an ebook on more online stores (for example: Bookshop.org). However, I’m still working on getting the bookContinue reading “Full Transparency”

“After Forever Falls Apart” is almost here

The sequel to Graveyard of Lullabies is almost here! A few more days, and the ebook will be available to purchase at most online bookstores. The story is like if TJ Klune’s book The Bones Beneath My Skin met autistic necromancer. Or if Tamsyn Muir’s Locked Tomb series took place in a tundra instead ofContinue reading ““After Forever Falls Apart” is almost here”

Inupiaq numbers

For a fun, subtle tidbit in After Forever Falls Apart (the upcoming sequel to Graveyard of Lullabies), I added some Inupiaq (or Iñupiaq) numerals to some sections of the book. Not for the chapter numbers themselves, but…it’ll make sense once you see it. In the meantime, here’s some fun facts about Inupiaq numerals: It’s actuallyContinue reading “Inupiaq numbers”