Mostly it's allowed me to invest in things like more audio, taking more time with projects, etc. It's not enough to live on, but it has saved my ass more than once. Am I going to continue in this direction? Yep. But were these very old titles making a lot of money sitting where they were? No. So obviously I'm really happy about that.Īlso I've managed to move ahead with my plans for getting some of my audio and print backlist into wide distribution. In fact, in comparison with most of my peers' production schedules, it's not much to show. I know that's not a lot given the current publishing paradigm. But I loved the characters and the time period and so it turned into a poignant little novella set at Christmas time, but NOT a Christmas story. It was originally supposed to be a short story.
Slay Ride - A little bit grim for Christmas, I'll be the first to admit, so I released it early. "Stranger in the House" (part of the Footsteps in the Dark anthology) The anthology is coming out in Audio in November (narrated by Kale Williams and Joel Leslie) I. Moments: Choose Your Story FATAL SHADOWS (mobile game ap)ĪUDIO - Seance on a Summer's Night (narrated by Matt Haynes)ĪUDIO - The Ghost Had an Early Check-out (narrated by Michael Pauley) But that really goes against my long-held conviction that five is the perfect number for a series. The Monuments Men (Art of Murder 4) - only one more installment to go! It's going to be very hard to end this series, so yes, I'm tempted to go for more than five books. In the age of binge-consumption, this kind of part-one-of-a-three-part-story drives (some) readers crazy. The plan was always for rapid release, but now I view it as more mandatory than optional.
The next two installments will be pretty quick-October and February, I'm guessing. Mainly by Moonlight (Witches Brew) Bedknobs and Broomsticks 1 - That just came out this last Wednesday. But better still, it's been a very creative year.īut, in case you missed it all, here's what's already been delivered: It's August, we're more than halfway through the year, and my last check-in was May. Well, I wouldn't say easy, exactly, but the livin' is warmer and the ground is softer. :-DĪh, but it's summer now and the livin' is. Remember that fairy tale and that Arthur Rackham illustration?Īnd let me tell you, the frozen bare ground hurts your feet in winter.
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