I’m working with a narrator to turn the first book into an audiobook. It’s humbling in two ways. I don’t know what I’m doing, and hearing it out loud has let me notice some errors that my editor and I missed. If you already have a copy of the book, I apologize. I’ll be republishing a corrected version when the audiobook goes out.
Neko’s War: Feline Fugitives is out.
It’s what’s on the tin. The second book in my series has been released, and I am also looking into turning the first book into an audiobook.

FREE BOOK: or as close to free as the platforms allow.
from 4/22/26 to 5/11, I’ve had Draft2Digital run a promotion for my ebook. The cost will be zero, or as close to zero as the platform will allow. I’m announcing this a day late, I know, but that’s life.
Progress and proof of life
I’m alive. Now for some good news, my second book is in the hands of a line editor. I also have an artist working on the cover. I can only hope my writing work doesn’t drop in quality like a certain meme.

Back from the editor.
Mt editor really is a saint, slogging through all my errors. Now comes the least fun part, revision. I’m grateful to live in a time when contacting editors and self-publishing have never been easier. Still, it’s hard to get noticed in a sea of AI-generated content. I promise my readers that every word comes from the dictionary, but every sentence and story comes from me. For better or worse, it’s all me. Although it wouldn’t be possible without the editors.
Off to the editor
Rejoice, Neko’s war: Feline Fugitives is off to the editor.
Revison Blues
I’ve got it all written, now it’s time for my least favorite part: revision.
Still at work.
I was hoping to have something for the editor by December, but alas, it isn’t to be. I have excuses, but I’m the common denominator in all of them. Oh well, time to get back to it.
Renovation Blues
After getting back from my trip, I find myself buried under renovation work in my home. This week might be a wash. What’s something you would change about your environment?
Back from my vactaion
I took a train from Toronto to Vancouver and looked out the window at the Canadian Rockies. It was a nice reset, shot of inspiration, and a chance to get away from my countrymen. Anyhow, tell me where you would go for a vacation and why?