After victory over the Chained God, Julian’s work is just beginning. One month after being stranded on a fantasy world and finding his place with the town that has welcomed him, Julian is ready to upgrade his Godcore to the next tier and expand the Factory. But he might have waited too long. The Gods …
The Wastes of Keldora Preview
Hey everyone! I have a brand new book available 08/10! Called The Wastes of Keldora, it is the first book in Factory of the Gods. Go ahead and read the prologue and part one below to check it out! Or you can just pick it up here! Summary After one too many failed inventions, Julian has hit rock …
Fantastic Diversity – The Fantasy Genre’s Unfortunate Implications
As part of a response to escalating racial tensions in the United States sparked by the protests stemming from the death of George Floyd, Wizards of the Coast - makers of Dungeons and Dragons - published a blog post titled “Diversity and Dungeons and Dragons.” Given how huge DnD has become in the past few …
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Tracking Time and the 16 Hour Day
My last post, where I talked about the dangers of Scroll Hypnosis, really got me thinking about how I spend my time. I’ve talked about the importance of maintaining a good balance with work and life before and time tracking in general. It’s a nice idea, but I’ll freely admit I have...not been the best …
Phones Aren’t the Problem – Scroll Hypnosis Is the Real Villain
Note: While this is not what the post is about - it was written a couple weeks ago - I do feel I have a moral and ethical obligation to use the largest platform I have to say something in regards to the ongoing protests that started in the wake of George Floyd's death. As …
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You Should Be Reading Marko Kloos
Yesterday, the second book of Marko Kloos’s Palladium Wars series was released, and in December we’ll get the seventh book of his Frontlines series. Kloos first came to my attention when he was recommended by a friend who generally dislikes military fiction, so I had to check him out. After reading all of his currently …
So I Finally Saw Birds of Prey
After I did three posts that were basically a wish list for superhero films, I found myself hungry for some new superheros. But I’d seen every superhero movie that has come out in the last decade except for Bloodshot, and there is absolutely no way in hell I’m paying 19.99 to watch that movie. There …
6 Things I want to see in the Arrowverse (Part 2)
I sat down a week ago to write out three things I wanted to add to the Arrowverse. As I should have expected because it happened when I did this with the MCU, I had so many ideas that the list got longer. Instead of cramming 6 points into one post, I decided to break …
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6 Things I want to see in the Arrowverse (Part 1)
A few weeks ago, I shared my wish list for the future of the MCU. Because I secretly want to run the world (or at least the entertainment industry), today I’m bringing you my wish list for the Arrowverse (aka: the majority of DC’s actually good live action). Side note: as for the DCEU ...I …
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People Panic -or- The Problem with Prometheus isn’t *that* Scene
Part 2 of last week's post is going to go up a bit later - instead, I had to take a diversion. You know the scene. Don’t lie, you know exactly the scene I’m talking about, the most infamous scene from 2012’s execrable Prometheus. If you actually don’t know what I’m talking about or have …
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