After revealing all 4 new covers for the Pacts Arcane and Otherwise series and the full art for the other books in the series, By the Pact, Scars of Stone, and Shadows Over Kaighal, today is the time to share art for the final book, Demon Siege. As always, no AI was used in the creation process.
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After revealing all 4 new covers for the Pacts Arcane and Otherwise series and the full art for the first two books in the series, By the Pact and Scars of Stone, today is the time to share art for book 3, Shadows Over Kaighal. As always, no AI has been used in the creation process.
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After revealing all 4 new covers for the Pacts Arcane and Otherwise series and the full art for By the Pact, today I’m sharing full art for book 2 in the series, Scars of Stone.
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Last week, I shared the four new covers for Pacts Arcane and Otherwise series, and today, I’m revealing the first of four art pieces I created as the base for them and sharing some insights how I created them.
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Last month, I shared this text with my newsletter subscribers (Are you a member of that club yet? If not, sign up here and receive an ebook!), but I thought it would be good to make it a public post as well as I know Kindle Unlimited is an option many readers choose, and I’d like to explain the reasons behind my choice to not put my books in the program. (more…)
I’ve always thought audiobooks weren’t for me. As a visual learner, I often preferred reading a book on a subject than receiving a lecture on it, with the exception of the hands-on experiences, of course. Books always had my full and undivided attention, to the point where somebody could probably…
A new year might be just as little as an arbitrary point of changing the date, but it is a good moment to look back and look forward, checking the goals met and setting up new ones. Here's what I achieved in 2021 and what I'm looking forward to in…
Last year, I posted quarterly updates to my invisible writer’s progress, but 2021 brought so much about, I barely blinked and it was already the end of June. So here’s a quick roundup of the first half of my year.
When I was young, I used to read voraciously. Several books a week was my norm. I frequented my local library, and though I mostly scouted the science fiction and fantasy shelf, I would read almost anything. But every new book meant refining my literary tastes a bit more, and as I grew older, I had less time to read, so I became more and more picky. Yet, I still strove to finish every book I started. After all, I chose them.
The idea of not finishing a book never occurred to me.
Back in February, JD Estrada—writer, poet, and Youtuber—invited me to take part in his online event, March of the Writers. With many interesting prompts, I was hoping to join in the fun, but unfortunately, reality decided otherwise. The beginning of March wasn’t too kind to me, and as weeks passed, things didn’t improve enough for me to take on another commitment. But I still didn’t want to miss the opportunity, so in a way of a compromise, I’m writing this post. I won’t cover all the 31 prompts, but I chose the ones that seemed the most interesting. (more…)