I’ve just completed the review and upload of the print-ready files for the paperback version of the Episode 1-3 compilation. Like my other Bridge Chronicles paperbacks, this is a print-on-demand version of the eBook novellas. It will contain all three Stepping Stone Cycle novellas – First Stone, The Metal Black and Drowned. For the first […]
I’ve just released a compilation of all 3 of the Stepping Stone Cycle novellas in one convenient eBook. Titled The Stepping Stone Cycle, Episodes 1-3, it contains the complete text of First Stone, The Metal Black and Drowned for only $2.99. It is currently available at Smashwords and Amazon, and will soon be up on
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As of just a few moments ago, Drowned, the third novella in the Stepping Stone Cycle based on the works of H.P. Lovecraft has been released! Currently it is only available on Smashwords.com for $0.99 cents, but it has been uploaded to both Nook Press and Amazon.com and will be available in those two outlets
I’m close to finishing the second round of edits on the next episode in the Stepping Stone Cycle. That means the book is getting very close to release-ready, so I can now reveal the title of the newest installment in the series. The title of Episode 3 is Drowned! Not only can I reveal the
As of last weekend, I’ve completed the first draft of the third episode in the Stepping Stone cycle cosmic horror series. Weighing in at around 37,000 words, I have a title in mind but I won’t be announcing it yet. I want to get through the first stage of edits as well as start working up a cover image before I give out that information. I’m targeting mid-September for a release date though that could change backwards or forwards depending on how the edits come along.
The New Podler Review of Books recently read First Stone and have just posted their review. The review was glowingly positive! You can read the full review here, but here’s just a sample: Ballard invests a good deal of time developing his characters, and it pays off. You really get to know Carter and root
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