The horse shook its head as Kirrin approached the massive gates of House Charam. Kirrin slowed the dun horse to a walk so it had a chance to cool down. As many times as Kirrin had passed through them, they never failed to impress and intimidate. Giant blocks of marble, with the hawk emblem carved…
A whole new year, a new season and new books on the way. Are you excited? Last December, I realized the Chanmyr series needed an overhaul. New covers, new edits, expanded stories. It’s been a fun challenge. I also hired some interns, who have been working hard on several of the books. On Borrowed Luck…
This is the letter that I sent to the moon, for the future explorer who uncovers the Writers of the Moon cache! I thought you would enjoy sharing something that another person might read fifty or five thousand years from now;) Dear Reader, If you’re reading this, it means you are up on the moon,…
The Moon. It’s been fifty years since we first landed on the moon. More recently, we have been sending unmanned mission, to the moon, and to mars. Maybe one day, we will go back up into space. Maybe even in our lifetimes. But as noted, we do send unmanned missions and probes to the…
So far, I’m not sure I like this new decade. The gremlins have been loosed upon the world:) This week has been fraught with tiny disasters. The hot water tank was the biggest “surprise,” and we spent a week chasing those gremlins down. It started with the breaker tripping and just got worse from there….
WELCOME BACK Kirrin! After having spent a lot of this past year reworking, revising, editing and expanding… Kirrin is better, bolder and a little darker than before. It’s amazing what fresh eyes will bring to the writing and editing process. I mostly sat down and started it as a “fresh read.” From page one, I…
Had Ahtien learned what she wanted to know? Accomplishing that, had she helped herself to supplies and left? Would the tribesmen attack now that she was no longer there? The list of questions swirled through Kirrin’s brain. “How long do we wait?” he asked, the simplest question to answer. “How long will tracks be remaining?”…
