Monkey Flip, Reading Biblically released

 

  

Released a couple of books recently!

The first was actually Reading Biblically, which I mentioned previously.  This is a compilation of a blog I wrote a few years back, based on thoughts I had reading the Bible all the way through for the first time.  It's not deeply religiously reverential.  In fact I hope it makes approaching the Bible more approachable. Anyway, check out the results here.

The second was Monkey Flip, the results of having a look at what might be possible from a narrative standpoint from the crazy wrestling stories I've talked about previously here.  It's another novella.  Theoretically there's a sequel waiting to happen in the future!  Anyway, you can check out the results here.

These might be the last self-published releases I do for at least the foreseeable future.

Updates 5/21/18

• Submitted a kind of proof of concept for Montague in the Leviathan.  I'm proud of the story.  Hope it finds sympathetic readers. 
• Started writing A Theory of Balance over at Wattpad.  That was actually a few weeks ago, but it's nice to have a start.
• Also submitted to a contest over at Wattpad.  It's rare I come across an open contest there, so I jumped at the chance.
• My next projects I actively work on will probably be for Swoon Reads.  Actually, I might take Theory of Balance over there, besides Youths of a Nation.  Trying to find an audience remains a priority with these projects.
• Toying with a concept I'm working on under the umbrella Annex Edition. 
• Generated more ideas recently.  Nailed what could be pretty good stories for Superman and Batman, if I ever got a chance to write comics, much less for DC.  Besides those there's also what they call "creator-owned," Young Club.  Ironically or not, the characters in it are not young. 
• I Have an Abacus at Home, could be a short story.  Probably.  Haven't really written a ton of material for Sigild V lately.
• Will probably publish Monkey Flip soon.  I'd tell Pat not to read it, but he probably will anyway.
• He's probably more apt to stay away from Reading Biblically, which is a book version of a blog I did a few years back.  First bit of nonfiction I've self-published.