This is my first review of a full read for the Peripheral Prospectors judging team for the semifinal round of SPSFC#4. For more information about the team and our progress, please go to the team update page here. The book is Saint Elspeth by Wick Wel...

So, I didn’t get around to running the ads I was hoping to this month, so it was another quiet month of sales, and one that would have been almost pure profit, except that I landed a BookBub Featured Deal for Daros which ran on April 30. This was a f...

I’ve taken to summarizing my indie author business each month, so here’s March. This month, unlike many others, I did no new advertising (I have a couple small things that are ongoing). My books benefited from the afterglow from a BookBub featured de...

I posted the following graphs earlier but realized I hadn’t collected them here. I compared the number of ratings and reviews my nine books have received to the number of total downloads those books have received. Because most of my books are availab...

This is my fourth review of a full read for the Peripheral Prospectors judging team for SPSFC#4. For more information about the team and our progress, please go to the team update page here. The book is Da Vinci on the Lam by B.D. Booker. The book is...

This is my third review of a full read for the Peripheral Prospectors judging team for SPSFC#4. For more information about the team and our progress, please go to the team update page here. The book is Transference by Ian Patterson (author site here)...

Here’s a fun panel I was on a couple weeks ago with some cool other indie authors as part of the first Indie Fantasy Addicts con.

February was a pretty good month for me. A great month in terms of exposure and downloads, and pretty good in terms of income. Revenue and a BookBub deal I was chosen for a BookBub Featured Deal in early February, and those always give me a big spike...

This is my second review of a full read for the Peripheral Prospectors judging team for SPSFC#4. For more information about the team and our progress, please go to the team update page here. The book is The Ghost Gun by Gareth Lewis (author site here...

The Gorge on Apple TV was OK, maybe a little better than OK, but not great. Let’s give it a B-, graded on a curve for movies about sinister crevasses. The Good: — Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy are good, better than this plot deserves. Their growin...