As of last Friday, we've completed the recording process for all of the drum and bass parts. We recorded the songs in album order, so the last track was our mini-epic "Starlost," which clocks in at over nine minutes... 

Dig old-school Black Sabbath? Wish Rush were still composing progressive mega-epics? Pine for classic Queesnryche? Then get ready for the Nightscape concept album To Sin Our Mercies...

Nightscape: Cynopolis made Jaffalogue's year-end 'best of' list in the Horror/Dark Fantasy category... 

In 2015, I managed to release three Nightscape projects--a free novelette, a digital comic book and a full-fledged novel. My one New Year's resolution is to match that level of productivity. The 2016 lineup looks like this...

As a birthday present to myself, today is the official release date for Nightscape: Cynopolis. The book has received positive pre-release notices from Kirkus Reviews, Midwest Book Review and other publications...

Due to the diligent efforts of Tia Sounders, owner of Worldwind Virtual Book Tours, over two dozen websites will showcase Nightscape: Cynopolis in some form are fashion between October 19 and November 8...

Kirkus Reviews has published a flattering pre-release review of Nightscape: Cynopolis. The summary line? "By turns entertaining, poignant, and heady, a thoroughly enjoyable thrill ride powered by jolts of philosophy."

Following the publication of Nightscape: Cynopolis on October 20, you won't have to wait long for the next Nightscape book. I’m currently editing the first in a new series of books set in the Nightscape universe...

If you read my posts from this summer, you know I spent some time in Kentucky to conduct research for the next Nightscape novel. This book will be my most stylistically challenging yet... 

In preparation for making Nightscape: Cynopolis available for pre-order via Amazon and other retailers, I've made an excerpt available in the Media section of this site... 

Under normal circumstances, I wouldn't pay much attention to the release of a Star Wars tie-in novel. Beyond Alan Dean Foster's Splinter of the Mind's Eye (1978), the original Han Solo adventures by Brian Daley (1979-80), and most recently, Darth Plagueis (2012), I haven't read much in the Star Wars universe. But the latest tie-in novel, Star Wars: Aftermath, has caught my attention--and not because it's the first entry in the new canon set after Return of the Jedi. No, it's because the mixed reception on Amazon shows the power and limitations of reader reviews...

Some authors use their acknowledgements page to thank the artists whose music they enjoyed while writing... Instead of memorializing my musical taste in the book itself, I thought I'd just note a few of the albums I listened to consistently over the two years it took me to compose Nightscape: Cynopolis...

It's hard to put a lot of stock in reviews as a writer because if you give creedance to the positive notices, you have to give equal weight to the negative ones. Nevertheless, I'm relieved that the first pre-release review of Nightscape: Cynopolis is complimentary... 

While I did some marketing for the Nightscape film and to a lesser extent, the first novel in the series, Nightscape: Cynopolis will be the first release to be accompanied by a concerted marketing effort... 

The editing process of Nightscape: Cynopolis has been relatively straightforward, but that doesn't mean it's been simple. Even a conventional process means a lot of tedious back-and-forth...

Nifty new Nightscape bookmarks are now available as a gift to those who pre-order Nightscape: Cynopolis...

I'm currently in the final proofreading stage with the manuscript for Nightscape: Cynopolis...

The first Nightscape comic is now available exclusively on this site! The comic features two full-length stories of mystery and Lovecraftian horror set in the future of the Nightscape universe...

The next Nightscape novel Cynopolis is in the final editing stages. I'm down to niggling line edits like adding or removing commas. Advance reader copies (ARCs) will be available to members of the Nightscape street team in a couple of weeks. In the meantime, I'm pleased to reveal the book's final cover design...

Days two through four of our book research trip through Kentucky were spent in the small town of Berea, best known for its tuition-free college and thriving arts community...