I said Quasi. Part Deux. Or is it Trois? Pics of my Office.
Okay, blog fans. This is one of those quasi type of days. Tuesday night a phone call woke me at
2 AM. Net result? About three hours sleep for the night. Last night it was time to pick up my youngest, who just finished her first semester. Bottom line, I'm tired. Add a ton of work to do for the company to the heretofor mentioned tired, and I'm running a bit short on blogging time.
That said, I do have a couple of pieces of news. Piece one, my revision and edit of World at War: Revelation is complete. I'll submit the book to the Kindle store tomorrow, and I expect it to be on sale by Sunday.
Piece two, and I'm not sure how to approach this topic, so I'll just throw it on the table. I love this flipping book. It has authentic military action--battles scenes that read like they were writtn by someone well-versed in the subject (which I am), and paranormal elements creepy and cool. Despite all that, I found that I most enjoyed the book's two love stories--Mike Hudson, an everyman's soldier who falls in love with Katerina, a viciously amoral vampire, and Martin Weatherspoon, a human with some extraordinary powers, and his wife, Cheryl... again human, but... well, I'll leave that for folks that read the book.
Anyway, I'll leave you today with a couple of pictures of the office where the book was written, as well as the games that I design, designed.
See you tomorrow.
That said, I do have a couple of pieces of news. Piece one, my revision and edit of World at War: Revelation is complete. I'll submit the book to the Kindle store tomorrow, and I expect it to be on sale by Sunday.
Piece two, and I'm not sure how to approach this topic, so I'll just throw it on the table. I love this flipping book. It has authentic military action--battles scenes that read like they were writtn by someone well-versed in the subject (which I am), and paranormal elements creepy and cool. Despite all that, I found that I most enjoyed the book's two love stories--Mike Hudson, an everyman's soldier who falls in love with Katerina, a viciously amoral vampire, and Martin Weatherspoon, a human with some extraordinary powers, and his wife, Cheryl... again human, but... well, I'll leave that for folks that read the book. Anyway, I'll leave you today with a couple of pictures of the office where the book was written, as well as the games that I design, designed.
See you tomorrow.
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