A guide on how to utilise the power of spreadsheet to capture power curves in LitRPG/GameLit writing.
Writing power curves in LitRPG/GameLit
September 2019 update
A blog update for August 2019.
It Chapter Two thoughts
Abbie and I went to see It Chapter 2 on Sunday. It was one of my most hotly anticipated movies of the year. While I thought it was great, it didn’t quite live up to the expectations I’d worked up for it. I have a possibly unpopular opinion about Stephen King adaptations, and I’ll provide... Continue Reading →
August 2019 Update
A blog update for August 2019.
K’gari
Well, here's something I never thought I'd see. SBS has created an interactive documentary about the land of my people, the Butchulla, called K'gari.
New Release – Fallen Metropolis: Omnibus Edition
Fallen Metropolis: Omnibus Edition brings together three stories in the Galactic Waste universe in one package! It includes the full-length scifi horror novel Fallen Metropolis, its prequel novella The Fall of Metropolis Seven, and the short story The Traveler! Remastered and ready to take over the galaxy, the Fallen Metropolis Omnibus is a relentless thrill ride that takes... Continue Reading →
WTF is LitRPG?
Most of the time I can’t shut up about my books as I'm writing them. One of the most common questions I've gotten about my new book Rise of the Crimson Order: A Crematoria Online LitRPG Novel is this: "WTF is LitRPG?" I hope this post will help clarify things. Imagine for a second that... Continue Reading →
What a loser!
Well, NaNoWriMo 2018 is over, and I'm a loser. However, I still call that a win. As far as the aim of 50,000 words written for the month of November, I lost. I wrote a grand total of 37,431 words, which was almost double my normal monthly word count in any other non-NaNo month. November... Continue Reading →
NaNoWriMo Boot Camp
We’re approaching the end of October, and my skin seems to prickle with anticipation as I consider subjecting myself to another 30 days of literary abandon in the madhouse that is NaNoWriMo. NaNoWriMo stands for National Novel Writing Month, and the aim is to write 50,000 words in the month of November. That is roughly... Continue Reading →
