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Side missions – Sometimes they just don’t make sense
An excerpt from my latest WIP, Spetsnaz, a LitRPG novella, because sometimes side missions really don’t make sense. Clark didn’t bother replying to Devon, choosing instead to slam both fists down onto the train’s artillery console. ‘Fucking stupid fucking learner missions!’ He screamed, rubbing both his hands as the hard metal of the console … Continue reading
The books are flowing out … time to boast
Recently I’ve been somewhat focused on writing books. More so than before. As a result I have thus far managed to ‘finish’ (editing and beta reading aside); Kolkata Heat – A Shadow Company novella – I created the Scrivener file on 15th August and finished it roughly around 25th September. Now it’s only approximately 30,000 words long, … Continue reading
3D Models of you, for less than $100
Technology is leaping forward faster than most people can catch up. I could never understand how my granddad couldn’t work out how to use the telly, or the video recorder. I even remember when we first got our recorder, we had a party where people came to see it in action, laughing at the fast … Continue reading
Protected: Desperate Times – A 49ers LitRPG novel
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Kolkata Heat – An author destroys a perfectly good image
It’s amazing just how much damage an author can do when he’s knocking up a cover for a book that his Beta Readers are going to receive. It didn’t help that Photoshop Elements decided that for today, all of the menu options would be in bloody German! However, I managed to put something together just … Continue reading
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