
My real job is in public policy. Writing fiction is for escaping and reflecting. It is a process of exorcism, getting ideas out of the head and into written form. It is a process of becoming free from those ideas and able to move on to new ones.
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I had started a bunch of cut scenes to directly cover events involving the US Marines on Eucharistaktea and their front-line experiences. In the end, though, the desire to keep each book to around 90,000 words means stuff is being left out...
Previously: Jarrak has hatched a plan with Menetor to allow him to move safely within the bounds of the curse. There are still people alive in the town who need his —someone’s! — help, and so Jarrak resists the urge to chase and destroy som...
Previously: as the CSPN prepares to defend itself at home and the elves abroad, the elves take steps to preserve and advance their own long-term interests. The steps have involved collectively sanctioned actions and measures of more partisa...
Not that anyone’s asked — or levelled any accusations — but here’s a little interview with me on the use of AI on Substack…
No.
I mean, there’s spell check and the grammar tools embedded in Microsoft Word, which I do...
Previously: Jarrak’s first foray into the ghostly quiet of Froydenwold saw him in a fight for his life against something attempting to drive him out of his body and possess it for its own nefarious purposes. He survived with help from Daisy...
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Go to Posts (in app) or use the little website link below (in browser) to find the complete table of contents for this Sub, pinned! Two books done, 2 others underway, with extras. Public policy professional by day, author of fiction by preference.
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