Today marks the three-week countdown to the end of The Widow Wore Gold! This is where it all comes out! Why did the murderer do what he did? What effects will the ripples of his actions have? And why target Charlie, who's been on the case for less than two days?!
Read on to find out!
As always, if you like what you're reading, do please share it around. And if you don't, well, do please tell me! I can't improve if you don't!
Those of you who've said "I'll read it when it's finished!", well, you now have almost no excuses left! This week is the second-to-last installment of The Widow Wore Gold. Just this one and the epilogue left!
This week, the murderer's goals are made clear and... well... I won't spoil it.
As always, if you like it, do please share it with others. Let me know! I'm very serious about my writing and I'd love to know what you think.
And if you don't like it, tell me! Like I said, very serious about the writing.
Enough talking! Click the link!
Now that The Widow Wore Gold is complete, I give you a piece of short fiction, entitled "Moving Day". A story about Mrs. Ripley an the ghosts who follow her. And a good hearted exorcist named Dana, who comes to help.
As always, if you like it, do please reblog it, share it around, and tell others. And if you don't like it, do please tell me.
I did some Q&A on my Tumblr about The Widow Wore Gold. These are some questions I got over the course of the serial, figured I'd answer them all at once.
I've updated my Tumblr (fiction) blog up to a new username - same blog at a new name over at chronopunk.tumblr.com.
As always, when I get around to doing game-work stuff, it's at blogspot and then reposted on Tumblr.
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Just discovered this thread.
I wrote a book - my gosh, 12 years ago! - The Rose of Camelot - that got mostly 5 star reviews on Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
I haven't started the second book yet, however. I guess I was hoping for more of a response, plus I started a vampire book (that I stopped half-way through) and got caught up in things like Oblivion and Fallout: New Vegas.
Well, hopefully some of you will enjoy!
Awesome! Good to see other writers chiming in on the thread. Those are some really great reviews, man! Lookin' good! :)
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Awesome! Good to see other writers chiming in on the thread. Those are some really great reviews, man! Lookin' good! :)
Thank you, Jemstone!
"I'm a success today because I had a friend who believed in me
and I didn't have the heart to let him down." Abraham Lincoln
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Necro-Threadia!
For those interested in some science fiction flavor for their Pathfinding, pre-Starfinder, I worked on a thing with Evil Robot Games, it's just gone live.
We'll be updating things to Starfinder once that drops and we have run the conversion, and hey, $0.99 for a gear book, you might not be able to go wrong.
We're also going to be dropping a "Monster A Week" as things proceed, so if that's your thing, you have stuff to look forward to.
Galaxy Pirates has a lot in store, and I hope it's something folks will like.
Not-quite-Necro-Threadia!
For those of you who are interested in such things, my Urban Fantasy short story anthology "Tales From The Highway" is currently available for all kinds of free over at Amazon's Kindle Bookstore. It features the final versions of some of the stories you've seen on my fiction blog, along with new material (such as a second "Dana The Exorcist" story), and a foreword detailing the ties the stories have to my late paternal grandmother and her love of folklore.
No POD paperback version, yet, but that's coming soonish.
It's free until the 6th of November, if you want it!
It's great if you like it. It's okay if you don't.
If you like it, I hope you'll leave a review.
If you don't like it, well, tell me (and leave a review, if you want).
I do hope you like it, though. :)
Self Promo Wednesday Strikes Back!
The book isn't free right at this time (wait until the start of next quarter for that!), but you can get it for $1.99!
Some of the reviewers are humbling me with comparisons to some of my favorite authors, but I'll let you decide for yourselves.
If you like it, let me know!
Oh, for those of you who dig such things, the dead tree edition of my short story collection is now available over at Amazon.