The Sea Witch Visits the Book Cave

The other day I spent some time with Ric Croxton and Art Sippo of the Book Cave chatting about my latest novel, The Sea Witch.  Find out the inside scoop and discover just which famous actor was my visual and attitude model for the character Seth Armstrong. Check out The Book Cave podcast by clicking here!

Also, feel free to pick up a copy of The Sea Witch at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, or direct from the PulpWork Press website.

Sea Witch Review

Percival Constantine is the first reviewer out of the gate and has posted a review of my latest book, The Sea Witch, at his blog.

All Pulp Interviews Me

To mark the release of my new novel, The Sea Witch, the All Pulp website interviewed me about all the sordid details.  Give it a read!

28% Discount

It just came to my attention that Barnes and Noble has my books The Sea Witch, and Through the Groaning Earth on sale for a 28% discount.  That means that the Sea Witch is $7.88 and Through the Groaning Earth is $8.60. If you've been waiting for a good deal to pick them up now might be the time.

The Sea Witch on Sale

When Olympic fencer Max Damage inherits the family business, Damage Inc, he finds messy bookkeeping and a number of mysterious projects, and when a long-legged Russian woman breaks into the offices late one night he finds himself the target of the president of Murmykia--the self styled chess-master and ruler of a splintered Russian state. As the pile of dead bodies and the mysteries grow deeper, Max fights to unravel the tangled skein of his own shadowed past until he comes face to face with his own twisted alter ego.

The Sea Witch is slated for general release at the end of September, but you can pre-order a copy at http://www.pulpworkpress.com and get free shipping.

For Whom the Bell Tolls

Derrick Ferguson visits the Book Cave for an in-depth interview about the creative process behind Dillon and the Legend of the Golden Bell. Also, find out why he regrets mentioning the Gantlet Brothers and Damage Inc in the pages of that book.

The Gantlet Brothers are, of course, the main focus of my book, The Nuclear Suitcase, and erstwhile guns and guitars for hire. You may not be familiar with Damage Inc unless you were former followers of Electronic Tales, when a pair of my Damage Inc stories were serialized on that website and via their email service. However, you will be hearing more from Max Damage and his companions in adventure, Minnie Zhinov, and Seth Armstrong when Pulpwork Press releases the novel, The Sea Witch, later this year.

For the record, I think it's great that the Gantlet Brothers and Damage Inc make a brief appearance in the ink of The Golden Bell.