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Release: A Guide to Responsible Time Travel

The book has released! You may notice that it has a different cover now than it did during pre-order. This is due to my hiring multiple illustrators, and having the final files for only one of them by the time I needed to submit my book for publication or BookBub. After a year or so, I may post new editions of the book that use the alternate covers available. But where to buy it? Amazon,…

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Novel

Preorder: A Guide to Responsible Time Travel

My next book is now available for preorder on Amazon! It is the tale of a woman forced to act as the secretary at a tech-startup that developed rudimentary time travel. The release date is currently set for Oct 24th. If you’d like to read the book sooner than that, reach out to me () about joining my team of readers who get Advanced Reader Copies for free, in return for leaving Amazon and Goodreads…

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Novel

Horizon Frontier is now… available?

Update: Publishing problems are nearly sorted out. The book is now available at many locations, such as Barnes and Nobles, Kobo, Bookshop, and even Amazon, which has both eBook and paperback form. The book is out. Sort of. For people who’ve read Horizon Now and are wondering where the second book is, it’s been an ordeal. I originally slated this book to be released on November 13th after a month of building hype and collecting…

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Novel

Building an ARC team for Horizon Now

Some of you may have noticed that I stopped pushing updates to Horizon Now a while ago. That’s because after some reader feedback, I’ve decided to create an actual published trilogy! And after many months, and many editors, and many back-and-forths with an illustrator, I’m nearly there. The tentative release day for book 1 is currently October 10th with the rest of the books being rapidly released before the end of 2025. Now I need…

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Web novel

Horizon Now

I’ve begun releasing another web-novel for anyone to enjoy for free. This is a science-fiction piece about escaping a resource starved Earth by voluntarily installing your brain into a jar connected to a virtual landscape. Despite it’s dystopian sci-fi theme, it has many comedic undertones, and exploration of fantasy worlds. https://www.horizonnow.com/Check it out here.

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Short Story

The Retcon Man

The science fiction podcast magazine Escape Pod has just published one of my short stories entitled The Retcon Man. It’s about an unscrupulous time traveler tasked with fixing events of a past crime. This piece is narrated by Dave Robison, and if you enjoyed the piece, consider donating to Escape Pod, as they’ve published (and narrated) my piece and provided it for you completely free.

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