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Back in the beginning, when The Marann was newly released and I was writing the prequel short stories contained in Into Tolari Space, I went to visit family in Rochester, a very picturesque small city on Lake Ontario. It is located in Monroe County, New York—and the...

A Surprise, and Snippet Sunday!

First, the surprise: on Wednesday last, the 8th of February, I received an email from Kirkus Reviews containing the following lines. I am writing to let you know that “REMBRANDT’S STATION” has been selected by our Indie editors to be included in...

Snippet Sunday!

“Are you all right?” he asked. She shrugged. “Not really, but it had to be done. You?” “I have no idea. I don’t feel much, except when I do.” “I’m sorry I contributed to that this morning.” She stuck out a hand. “Pax?” He eyed the hand and crossed his arms....

This week: Rembrandt’s Station!

The first new Tolari Space novel in years, Rembrandt’s Station, will be available for purchase on Thursday! Stationmaster and exiled aristocrat Albert St. John Rembrandt—Bertie to his friends—is in love with a Tolari ruler he believes he can’t have. When he...

Snippet Sunday!

With all the busyness around Rembrandt’s Station, I see I haven’t posted a snippet in a few weeks. This is from a work in progress: Aerav took another pull on his flask. “After the battle, I was frozen in myself, as you are now. But sometimes there would...
Snippet Sunday!

Snippet Sunday!

Here’s a bit from my forthcoming novel Rembrandt’s Station, scheduled for release on January 5. Stay tuned! Some stationmaster he’d turned out to be. Seven years of faultless work, and all it took was one slip to bring serious trouble to the planet he...
New Cover for The Fall!

New Cover for The Fall!

My first few covers were largely put together from stock images; it was only with Farryn’s War that we found a good style that marries space opera and romance. So here is Tom Peters’ new cover for The Fall. I think you’ll agree it’s...
On Reading the Writing

On Reading the Writing

Listening to readings at a science fiction convention is a great way to find new-to-you authors and books. There are people who make a practice of hanging out in the reading rooms for that very reason. Because of this, and because I am (it must be admitted) not...