Starting out

 Alright everyone! 

Welcome to the new blog... or rather the only blog as I've never really made one before now, at least not for my author profile.

This is where I'm going to keep updates for my books and other published activities. I'll probably talk a lot about gaming and painting and other things that interest me. 

I beg you to be patient with me as I produce content for here, but I promise that I will strive to make regular posts.

For today, let's start with an oldie. Here is a story that I wrote for Kings of War that was turned into an audio drama; this was back in 2017. It was produced by the guys working between the Counter Charge Podcast and the Deadzone Podcast, and I think they did a pretty good job. Give it a listen by following the link:

Listen to "The Godstone Wars!" here.

Hopefully you enjoy that! I'll post some more stuff in the future, but for now, sit back and relax. Try not to judge too harshly, I wrote this without an editor and in some truly extenuating circumstances.

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