Deadly Troubadours is a feature review over at Hungry Monster. It got four stars, which is a nice thing to see. Also over at Amazon I noticed an old friend from high school gave me a five star review. This was adde at the end of June, but somehow I missed it. Thanks to everyone … More Reviews, Reviews, Reviews
Today Brent reads the seventeenth chapter of Deadly Troubadours “Penance Rock.” Visit the website at deadlytroubadour.com and like the book on Facebook. Deadly Troubadours can be purchased from Indiegogo, Amazon, iTunes or Smashwords. Music by Manny Marx. If you enjoy the show please visit out Brent’s Patreon site and donate.
Today Brent reads the sixteenth chapter of Deadly Troubadours “Coal Town: The Quest Ended.” Visit the website at deadlytroubadour.com and like the book on Facebook. Deadly Troubadours can be purchased from Indiegogo, Amazon, iTunes or Smashwords. Music by Manny Marx. If you enjoy the show please visit out Brent’s Patreon site and donate.
I’m making use of my summer break to finish the long neglected podcast Reading Deadly Troubadours. For the longest time it has been haunting me, reminding me that it is a project yet unfinished. I kept meaning to make progress on it, but when time arose other concerns came off as more pressing. Now I … More Reading Deadly Troubadours Returns
Listen, I love writing. I even love writing about how I love writing. But sometimes it kicks me in the face. I feel the limits my own understanding and just have to push against them. And this never seems to be in the weird, out of this world stuff. Need an ogre to lay the … More Sometimes Writing is Hard
If you’ve followed this blog for a little bit you might have seen that I am a big supporter of G. Derek Adams. There are several reasons for this. First is that we’ve been friends for many a year. We’ve done dozens of plays together and spent countless hours rolling dice in RPGs. Second is … More Rock the (Dragon Con) Vote
Self doubt sucks. And it serves very little point other than to spoil productivity. Now, there is the obvious kind of self doubt, the self doubt that says “you are a terrible artist and everyone thinks your work is crap.” I’m sure all independent artists have to put up with that little voice and we … More Self Doubt and Book Math
I’m still in the middle of camp season, which means that five of every eight days is in the mountains. Understandably many of my little projects are essentially put on a shelf during camp season. But this last break something great happened. I had the time and energy to write. Normally during the breaks I … More The Love of Writing
I’ve been reading for a long time that folk like me (writer’s/bloggers) should set up an email list serve. I’ve been putting that off for a long time now. There are a few reasons for that. First of all, I have little idea of how to set up a list. Every new thing I add … More Email List
It should not be news to anyone by now that I hope to one day earn money by writing. I guess that is the goal for a lot of people who blog on a regular basis. I mean, who would write almost daily if they don’t want people to read what they are writing and … More More and More
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