Launching soon on Kickstarter is Towering Purrfection. I received a free demo copy of the game to aid in promotion of the Kickstarter campaign. If you view this review prior to launch, you can click the link to be notified on launch if you’re interested in backing the project. This is my first review of … More Tabletop Game Review: Towering Purrfection
Working on Marked by Scorn has been a long process. But it’s one I can safely say I’m at the end of, now. I didn’t want to launch the crowdfunding campaign for it until I was sure I could deliver the goods in a timely manner, because I already had the ebooks and paperbacks ready … More Completing Marked by Scorn
As part of Indiegogo’s International Women’s Day partnership, TODAY ONLY (March 3rd, California time) Indiegogo is donating $1 for every $25 raised for campaigns that empower women. Solarwyrm‘s campaign for launching our latest two anthologies is one of them. I already wrote a little about my Amok anthology in my last post, but of course … More Indiegogo for Women, and a new crowdfunding perk for Solarwyrm’s anthology campaign
If you’re not already aware, the main project I’ve been working on for the last few months is Amok: An Anthology of Asia-Pacific Speculative Fiction. Submissions closed November 30th last year, and I finished reading through them all by the beginning of this year. I’m now at the stage of having the proof copy in … More Launching Amok (Asia-Pacific Speculative Fiction), and Crowdfunding for Solarwyrm
As I’ve mentioned previously, my novel, Adrift, started as a couple of screenplays in LJ Idol. That was back in season 7, in 2011. The biggest thing I got from it was positive feedback about the idea I had, so I knew I had something I might be able to market. I’d not really had … More Interview with Gary Dreslinski, creator of LJ Idol
The blurb It’s the 21st century, and Jaclyn Rousseau is not where she should be. 1661 disappeared before her eyes, and there’s no way home. That matters not to Jaclyn—she lost her lover, and everything else that meant anything to her, in the West Indies. In an adventure that crosses time and the Atlantic, a … More Cover Reveal for Adrift, crowdfunding on Indiegogo, and a Giveaway
Yesterday, Zach Braff of Scrubs fame, as well as recently appearing in Oz The Great and Powerful (which I also happened to watch yesterday), launched a crowdfunding campaign for a film he co-wrote with his brother, Wish I Was Here. My immediate reaction was “Cool!” but I didn’t have the time to check it out … More Defending Celebrity Crowdfunding
I support a lot of projects through Crowdfunding. Sometimes I support so many at once, I like to write up a blog post to collect them together and tell more people about them. These are the ones I’m presently supporting, which are still open to backers. CrossOver: Alaskan Sci-Fi Fantasy This is to shoot the … More Crowdfunding Round Up, April 2013
This will probably be my last update on Fae Fatales: A Fantasy Noir Anthology before the campaign comes to a close. As I write this, the page on Indiegogo says there are 48 hours left. For the final stretch, Jax has announced two more artists, and hopefully at least two more will follow, as we … More Down to the final two days of crowdfunding for Fae Fatales
If you follow me on Facebook or Twitter then you may be aware that Fae Fatales: A Fantasy Noir Anthology already reached its primary funding goal. This means the book is definitely happening, and everyone who has contributed through the Indiegogo campaign will get their copy of the book. It reached the goal less than … More An update on Fae Fatales
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