NO MOAR MIDDLE GRADE! Well, that’s not entirely true. No more… for right now. We’re changing how we do things for the year. It’s good to reassess where you’re at after every project. Should you continue in the same pattern? Is it time to pivot? Time to change things up or charge ahead? And we’veContinue reading “Pivot on the Precipice”
Tag Archives: Science fiction
Can We Hurry Up Now?
You ever follow any publishers on social media? I’ve got a few favorites that I get newsletters from or follow on Instagram. Enclave Publishing, Orbit Books, and Angry Robot are among them. I’ve noticed a thing that apparently works in marketing in general, but doesn’t for me in specific. The publisher will make a bigContinue reading “Can We Hurry Up Now?”
It’s Time to Explore the Last Starship
One last starship soars through space carrying the last of humanity. Cade longs to explore, but everything that can be done, everything that can be seen, has been seen. But then he finds something that changes everything. Available today! Cade and the Last Starship. Pick it up as an ebook or paperback at your favoriteContinue reading “It’s Time to Explore the Last Starship”
Daybreak Sentinel
Daybreak Sentinelby Kendra Merit Anikka has survived Daybreak. The planet’s greatest threat won’t destroy her. She’s made a good home for herself. But thousands of colonists sleep, trapped. She has less than three months to rescue them, or she’ll be alone forever. Oh, and Daybreak isn’t done threatening her. Sure, the storms won’t destroy her,Continue reading “Daybreak Sentinel”
The Danger of More Than One Genre
Something is wrong in Scar Ridge. The cows watch the new brides at Jarvis’s Ranch. The new parson keeps burying the same people over and over again. The returning veteran brought home more than scars. And though no tracks run through town, there’s a station waiting for the arrival of a train. Welcome to ScarContinue reading “The Danger of More Than One Genre”
Jonathon Mast: Author 