This blog is where I try to hook unwitting rubes into reading my science fiction short stories. Before that I used to review indie books, so check the archive for that.

I know why you are all obsessed with the Dominion War. It’s not the battles, or technology, or the grand space opera setting. It’s the petty intrigue and touchy-feely personal drama. Actually, this installment steals (I mean borrows) less from DS9 than from the John Carpenter classic Dark Star. Hey look, I’m ripping off something other than Star Trek for once. This installment involves the plucky crew of the Resourceful trying to make a war less terrible, with the only obstacle being their own imcompetence. Let Slip The Dogs Of War is free to download for the next few days, so check it out. If you like it, leave a review on Amazon. If you hate it, give it five stars ironically, leaving me to question whether any positive feedback I get ever in my entire life is elaborate mockery. That’ll show me.

Check the archives to see my embarrassingly unfunny reviews of indie books. Lately this blog is mostly about hocking my sci fi short stories.

Like Bennie Russel, I am compelled to write derivative science fiction stories. But instead of a heroic tale of a better future for all, I lean more toward puerile comedy that steals more ideas than a brain slug. In the latest installment of the Resourceful series, the crew get up to diplomatic hijinks, with a dash of accessibility compliance failure. The Makers Of Manners is free for the next few days on Amazon. You should read it, and tell your friends to read it. Tell them to leave a review, and refuse to talk to them until they give it five stars. Really burn that bridge. Or don’t. Either way, I’m really proud of this one and I hope you enjoy it.