I will be at INDIGO MILTON this Saturday, May 4 signing THE WAR BENEATH and giving away free swag.
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SF Canada, Canada’s National Association for Speculative Fiction Professionals, has highlighted THE WAR BENEATH on their website today.
Good news from ChiZine Publications, the publisher on THE WAR BENEATH. They are sending the novel back for another print run. Sales have been good and I’m thrilled to announce that there will be more copies of this underwater science fiction thriller available!
This, along with the news last week of the book now being available to purchase in hardcover, are very good signs indeed.
THE WAR BENEATH by TSJ
I will be at INDIGO BRANT this Saturday, April 13 signing THE WAR BENEATH and giving away free swag.
If you live in the Burlington area in Southern Ontario, come visit to chat about Science Fiction and Thrillers in general. I’d love to sign a copy of THE WAR BENEATH for you. I will be giving free swag away as well!
I subscribe to Game Pass through my Microsoft Xbox account. Each month, Microsoft posts games that subscribers are free to download. I’ve tried numerous properties there, such as RISE OF THE TOMB RAIDER, and it’s a good way to experience different types of games that I might not have purchased otherwise. The monthly fee isn’t bad, and there are just enough exciting options to keep me enrolled. One such game I attempted recently was Season 1 of THE WALKING DEAD by Telltale Games.
The result was
Now Available in Hardcover!
Over at The Qwillery today you can find an interview with me on my thought process and the planning that went into writing THE WAR BENEATH, including a discussion of one of the novel’s major themes: Fathers and Sons. We also spoke about my process and why I enjoy writing books set in hostile (dangerous) environments!
I will be at INDIGO CAMBRIDGE this Saturday March 30 signing The War Beneath.
It’s no secret that for BioWare there’s a lot riding on this game. After MASS EFFECT: ANDROMEDA many saw ANTHEM as the new IP that would reinvigorate BioWare. The company and hundreds of game developers spent six years on ANTHEM, and bugs and critical reviews have plagued it following its initial release as a demo. I played the demo and had fun, however, so I purchased the game. There were enough bright spots in the demo to encourage me to trust BioWare.
