Classic Adventure Review – Beau Geste, P.C. Wren

Beau Geste is the most famous survival of what apparently was an entire sub-genre of the pulps, namely French Foreign Legion stories. There are some good ideas in the story; it’s been filmed four times (three for theaters, once for TV) and recorded for the radio five...

Book Review – The Viking Gael Saga Book I

The Viking Gael Saga, Book I JTT Ryder Old World Heroism Publishing Amazon link The Viking Gael Saga is a historic novel set in what is now Norway, around 870 AD. The Viking Gael of the title is Asgeir, the son of a Norse father and Irish mother. Asgeir unwillingly...

Who’s your favorite?

As I’m working on the next Cartographers Guild book, I want to know: who is your favorite character? Leave me comments or shoot me an email and tell me who you want to see more of in future books.

Book Review: Empire of Silence, Christopher Ruocchio

Empire of Silence is the story of Hadrian Marlowe, a minor noble who becomes something very different. The book’s blurb calls him a hero who eliminated an alien enemy and a monster who destroyed a sun. Empire of Silence is not that story. Instead, it’s a...