The Ramblings of the Titanium Don
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Seeker – The Source Chronicles Book I was published by my Argent Hedgehog Press. I know a lot of people enjoyed the book, and have been patiently waiting for it’s sequel. The time has come – Finder – The Source Chronicles Book II is nearly here! I will be publishing Finder next weekend. You can start off your new year with a good new read. From the back cover: Five thousand years ago, a comet was on a collision course
Despite my best efforts, the release of Finder: The Source Chronicles Book II has been slightly delayed. There is a very good reason for this delay. My editor took longer than expected with his edits, and I have to go through them before I release my work into the wild. My goal is to offer a quality product to you, my dear readers. I don’t want to under or over-estimate how much time I will need, but I do hope
A year ago I decided that I had waited long enough; it was time to publish my fantasy series. Seeker – The Source Chronicles Book I was begun in 1998. After several reworks and a professional editor, I tried to find representation for many many years. Welcome to the 21st century. I determined it was time to self-publish. Thus I created Argent Hedgehog Press, and I formatted the book and Seeker was released into the wild. The Source Chronicles began
A year ago I decided that I had waited long enough; it was time to publish my fantasy series. Seeker – The Source Chronicles Book I was begun in 1998. After several reworks and a professional editor, I tried to find representation for many many years. Welcome to the 21st century. I determined it was time to self-publish. Thus I created Argent Hedgehog Press, and I formatted the book and Seeker was released into the wild. The Source Chronicles began
In celebration of my birthday tomorrow, I have decided to do a FREE promotion of Seeker (The Source Chronicles Book I) for the Kindle. Please spread the word to all your friends! Seeker (The Source Chronicles Book I) – FREE for Kindle tomorrow (September 2nd) and Thursday (September 3rd). Denied his powers, a prophesied sorcerer must reclaim what he’s lost. Caught up in a rebellion between a powerful King and his equally strong-willed daughter in a land where sorcery is
In celebration of my birthday next week, I have decided to do a FREE promotion of Seeker (The Source Chronicles Book I) for the Kindle. I would GREATLY appreciate if you would spread the word to all your friends! Seeker (The Source Chronicles Book I) – FREE for Kindle September 2nd and 3rd (next Wednesday and Thursday) in celebration of my birthday! Denied his powers, a prophesied sorcerer must reclaim what he’s lost. Caught up in a rebellion between a
Books make excellent gifts! Even eBooks! Today (Friday 12/12) through Sunday (12/14), Seeker – The Source Chronicles I, is on sale for Kindle for just $.99. I thought a holiday promotional sale was a good idea. There is an element of Seeker I have not written about before – and that’s the human element. The world of t’Thera may be a fantasy world, but even the sorcerous are human. Like the people we all know, these humans are flawed. Perfectly
I am proud to announce the release of the first book of The Source Chronicles – Seeker. I am pleased to announce that Seeker is available for purchase on Amazon today. You can get it in paperback or for Kindle. Thank you for your support! I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I have enjoyed writing it.
Coming Thursday to an Amazon dot com near you: I am proud to announce the forthcoming release of the first book of The Source Chronicles – Seeker. Five thousand years ago, a comet was on a collision course with t’Thera. To stop it from destroying life across the planet, all of the wizards and fully realized sorcerers and sorceresses combined their power to arrest its descent, destroying themselves in the process. With their passing, no wizards would rise again, and
Sourcechronicles dot com was the first domain I ever purchased. I had no idea what to do with it, but when I determined that the name of my novel series would be The Source Chronicles, I decided I needed to own the domain (domains, actually. I acquired both sourcechronicles and thesourcechronicles dot com). For a long time, I had nothing there. I parked the domain, and let it be. I had taken a basic HTML class years ago, but I