This will be the last time I write about this hack until he delivers another book. And even then, I … Continue reading George R.R. Martin Doesn’t Get Why Everyone’s Mad, and Other Statements Written by Marketing Reps
The New Project, I’ve alluded to on my most recent podcast has caused me to restart a book I picked … Continue reading Notes on Kafka’s The Trial, Chapter 1
Anchor does this thing where you can record and build podcast episodes on the Anchor web site, and intercut Spotify-licensed … Continue reading Stupid Podcast Tricks and New Old Magazines
I’m in the middle of adding old issues of UJ to the web site, and putting finishing touches on the … Continue reading Publishing is Pravda
A few years ago, you’d never see the words “Huffington Post” mentioned on social media without someone getting in a … Continue reading Larry Correia, Delicious Tacos, and Terror House: The Exposure Pay Conundrum
I don’t mean to be a Tolkein fanboy here, but I am tired of Twitter dorks with shallow intellects and … Continue reading Everyone Who Says Fellowship of the Ring is Boring Should Go Back to Reading Books With Pictures
This is a fun issue. I brought back two recurring characters: Rand Thrax, starship captain two jumps ahead of the … Continue reading Unnamed Journal 28 – The Arms of Pulp
Of all the characters I’ve made on Unnamed Journal, DVH has been the easiest to write. I inhabit him (he … Continue reading Peerless, Fearless, and Hammered: Drunk Vampire Hunter Gets His Book
Now that I’ve got good reviews/ratings, it makes sense to let more people know about it. The Author is Publisher … Continue reading Upcoming Kindle Countdown deal for Caligula
Varney the Vampyre, or the Feast of Blood, is everyone’s favorite example of a Penny Dreadful: a horror novel that … Continue reading Vampyre Varney’s Voloptuous Vivisection
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