It is here! Got the proof copies of my debut work.
Thicker than I thought. As beautiful as I expected.
Coming to your bookshelves this summer.
#IndiePub#SelfPub#WritingCommunity
โจ Book Review: Loggerheads (2025) โจ
๐ฌ โA candle is no lantern, but in the dark, all that shines is good.โ
๐ The prose in this was just lovely. So many great lines and turns of phrase!
https://t.co/rcZ3Yg0hD2
The second draft of my next book is roughly 8 chapters away from being finished. I can almost feel the second breath kicking in.
I swear it doesn't have as many characters as the screenshot makes you believe.
"The Record of Swords"๐โ๏ธ
My first artbook was released on Amazon this week.
Created together with @ZakArcherWrites
It's the first book recovered from the Ghost Library. It contains records of more than 30 swords of pure magic.
#IndieArtBook#IndieArtists#fantasy#swords
I realized recently that @kettanaito writes non-technical books too. Yeah he shared it with me ๐ , so I decided to buy the book.
Review coming soon ๐
My book is a part of Smashwords' Summer Sale! ๐
You can get "Loggerheads" at 50% off until the end of July. A perfect weekend read to get yourself wondering about what truly matters in life.
Check out other indies on sale below ๐
#SWSale2025
I don't praise myself often, but I'll acknowledge good work where it's due. I think my website is the best site I've ever designed. Working hard to put more books onto it.
I've been trying to split different work activities across different days and so far it worked great. I have writing days, working days, engineering days. Knowing that I'm focusing only on a single thing for the whole day is powerful.
951 words done today on the second draft. Trying to write more consistently this summer. That book will not write itself, I tried.
How many words have you written today?
@CreatureAuthor Thank you so much!
For anyone who wants to grab a copy, you can find it here: https://t.co/NKtl2sve0p
Read the blurb, see if this is your cup of tea. But if you taste it, you are going to like it.
@JoaoSilvaWrites This is the way. I would love for books to also feature the spiciness level and the tropes used somewhere on the back. Arguably, that is just as helpful as the blurb, if not more, in preparing the reader for the journey at hand.