I dig pulp fiction. Not just the hard-boiled detective paperbacks of the 1950s, or even the pulp magazines like “Weird Tales,” which published Robert E. Howard and H.P. Lovecraft back in the day. I even love the old old school Victorian “chapbooks,” like “Springheeled Jack” and “Varney the Vampire.” The plan to release ”The Elect Stories” as a monthly serial was inspired by those pulps, which delivered fantastic tales of adventure with suspenseful, cliffhanger endings.
In chapter one, Father Saren tells Cassian about the concept of “jessy,” which is the sylued word for “purpose.”...
Now that the first twelve chapters of “The Elect Stories” have been released for a bit, it seems like...
A LOT of Fantasy stories have settings that are a version of feudal Europe, a remix of the more...
If nothing else, this month’s cover art – a dark portrait lit with unnatural neon colors, our standard background...
I love talking about the stories and answering reader questions. There’s one question that my beta readers asked that...
I recently joined GoodReads and according to them, I have hundreds of Facebooks friends over there. Stop in and sit...
In Chapter 4, we meet Jonathan Guess, a young man who rises to power in the city of Vessena...
For me, the hardest part of writing this book is talking about it now that it is written. I...
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