9 days left and 32% to go. This looks like it is going to come down to the wire. I’m a little anxious. Please keep helping me spread the word. Share with friends you think would be interested and ask them to contribute. That address again is https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/print-edition-of-deadly-troubadours#/ As far as the printing is concerned, … More Indiegogo Update
I’ve been going all out trying to sell my book recently. It would not surprise me if a few Facebook friends have unfollowed me since I have constantly been talking about it since I started Indiegogo campaign to put out a print version of Deadly Troubadours. But all that talking has also made me stop … More Why Read My Book?
Today Brent reads the eigth chapter of DeadlyTroubadours “Coal Town: The Quest 03.” Visit the website at deadlytroubadour.com and like the book on Facebook. Deadly Troubadours can be purchased as an ebook from Smashwords, Amazon and the Apple Store.
Today Brent reads part two of the seventh chapter of DeadlyTroubadours “Kestra: Origins 02.” Visit the website at deadlytroubadour.com and like the book on Facebook. Deadly Troubadours can be purchased as an ebook from Smashwords, Amazon and the Apple Store.
Today Brent reads part one of the seventh chapter of DeadlyTroubadours “Kestra: Origins 02.” Visit the website at deadlytroubadour.com and like the book on Facebook. Deadly Troubadours can be purchased as an ebook from Smashwords, Amazon and the Apple Store.
I feel I’ve neglected these pages the last week, but trust me it has been for a good cause. As of today, I am satisfied that the writing on the book is finished. Probabaly. I mean, it’s not perfect and likely never will be. But, I have finished the for real final read through and … More So close, so far… (to publishing)
“Look me in the eyes and tell me that you have never heard of Smythe Carradam.” “I swears it to you, I ain’t never heard the name.” The old man looked at the thing at the end of his fists. It was sobbing and crying and smelled like a puddle of piss. It wasn’t a … More Smythe Carradam
On a normal night the Black Canary, the only pub in Coal Town, was a dreary place, full of sour beer and sour people. It was for that special breed of working class that felt life was against them. This sentiment matched a majority of the populace of Coal Town. The usual patrons considered themselves … More The First Chapter of Deadly Troubadours
The following was compiled from an interview with Sergeant Ral Xirces, a highly decorated combat veteran with almost twenty years experience. He adds to the little heard perspective of the Hammer Troopers views on the conflict between the United Empire and the terrorist organization the Restoration. On Hammer Suits: The suits are great. … More Inside the Hammer Troops
(this excerpt finds one of our heroes, Talbert Gretchen, hard at work in his school’s library. He is oblivious to the approaching stranger who calls out to him) “You shouldn’t worry so much.” The voice, despite being as fresh and feminine as was, startled him and he jerked at the sound. In response he … More Talbert finds Love in the Library
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