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I should more precisely call this article what MY readers really think about audiobooks, because that is the group I’ve polled twice in the past two years to come to some conclusions that run contrary to the prevailing attitudes within the indie author community. You see, audiobooks are the next

“Three of four clamps deployed.” Ben realized he had been holding his breath, and he exhaled. His eyes were sore, and his nose was stuffed from his tears a few minutes before. The immediate crisis averted; he took the time to evaluate his situation. “I need a full appraisal, please,”

As Ben did up the last buckle of the restraint the AI added, “You realize we cannot choose our landing location?” “Yeah, I know. Pray it’s a good one.” “I am an artificial life form, Ben. To whom do you suggest I pray?” He sighed and prepared himself for a

Violent shaking roused him. He attempted to rub the sleep from his eyes, but his hand met the closed helmet visor. He cleared his head quickly and evaluated the situation. The control panel was lit up like a Christmas tree and the red warning light blinked madly. The silent klaxon

Her voice lingered. The warning tone; the unanswered call for help; the sadness. Its timbre was a fading tendril. He hated being awakened abruptly. “Computer, repeat!” he said, now fully awake, or at least as much as possible. After surviving on ten-minute naps for the past three days, Ben wondered

Times are tough It seems with the outbreak of the Covid-19 virus that the world has gone a little bit, well, panicky.   Suddenly washing hands with soapy water is in vogue (is personal hygiene a new thing for some people?) and it is even becoming socially acceptable to stay

​Well, now you’ve done it. You’ve stumbled upon something that should be hidden from small children and vulnerable animals. It is an actual video of me reading from my latest book, Kaine’s Sanction. In case you are the queasy type, or reading this at work and don’t want the boss