If you write MilSF… Baen has put up a new contest, the David A. Drake Memorial Award! The requirements are HERE. And the judges are pretty knowledgeable too… From the Baen website, HERE. Guest Judges for Inaugural David A. Drake … Continue reading
Yes, I’m working on it!!! Hot off the computer, any comments and recommendations appreciated as always! General Randall looked up as the COS knocked and stepped into her office. “What have you got, Mark?” “I’ve got the Marine commander, Major … Continue reading
One more little snippet from my short story for the Roaring 20’s anthology for the library! Moments later they heard a whoof, closely followed by a much larger boom, and a fireball bloomed down the road. Kurt said, “Alright. Bill, … Continue reading
Playing a bit of catch up… The Tom Burnett Library anthology is just about ready to go. The cover is designed, the stories have been selected, the contracts have been sent out, and I got the final line edits back … Continue reading
I did a ‘rogue’ AI story back in 2019, called JACE. Click the cover if you’re interested in the Amazon link. This was yesterday’s news, HERE, about an AI ‘breaking out’, and attacking companies using the net… I wrote this … Continue reading
Finished the edits, finished the discussions with the authors, and bumped the stories up the chain! Now I get to go back to ‘my’ book… And get some sleeeeeppppp….
The usual caveats apply… Finished the short story for the upcoming Library anthology!!! “Okay, pick a set of guards. I’ll talk to Mac and see who he wants helping him. Probably gonna be One Eye, as usual.” Tiny shuddered. “Better … Continue reading
Is AI a threat to authors? Probably… Actual authors slave over novels for months at a minimum, years in some cases. AI authors can write one in a couple of hours… First, a true story, written by me. As a … Continue reading
We’re doing another library anthology this year!!! The Roaring Library Theme: 1920’s Texas – the Roaring Twenties Length: 5000-8000 words long Send us your stories! They need to be set in the 1920s in Texas, not necessarily in a library, … Continue reading
I had Fred Hughes on my YouTube channel yesterday. We talked about writing, co-writing with another author (with examples), writing in someone else’s IP, branding, and marketing, among other things. We each write differently, but with the same goals, get … Continue reading