This is going to be a bit of a rant, so strap yourselves in and get ready for some… angry content.

Today, I’m going to be reading from some of my more recent works, two of which were spin-offs of The Overlord Saga that were written to exemplify what I’d learned from writing hundreds of thousands of words for The Overlord Saga. I’m going to be reading excerpts from Of Elegance and Slaughter, Edwin, and even my novel How I Ruined My Life. Since I have so many works to read from for this post—and because the cringe-worthy writing isn’t quite as prevalent in each of these books—I’m going to limit myself to only one excerpt from each piece of work, for this final part of the series.

Today, I want to talk about my writing history. I’ve been writing for several years and I never had a good example of what a writer’s path should look like. It was hard to tell if I was doing everything the right way, though there isn’t really a correct way to go about becoming a writer. This isn’t going to be a post giving advice on becoming a writer or suggestions for how to develop your skills--I’ll release something like that in the future. Instead, I’m just going to talk about the things I did historically as I learned to write and found my voice.

I have finally, FINALLY put the Ansleigh Arc out there. Slapped a mediocre cover together, formatted it for Kindle, and pushed it out. It's now available on Amazon for Kindle users as an eBook!

My brief, less-than-two-day, all-vegan trip to Los Angeles for the Writers of the Future award ceremony happened a few months back, but here's my post about the experience!