On the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
First — my deepest condolences to the family of Charlie Kirk. Whatever your politics, what happened was wrong. But what it reveals about where we are heading…
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Writing & Publishing · AI
Writing With AI: Collaboration, Not Replacement
I write with AI because it improves how I produce content — but it does not replace my thinking. I treat AI as a partner, not a substitute. Here is how that works in practice.
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What if AI Takes Over All Jobs?
Writers sometimes fear AI will replace them. But what if it's actually the most powerful productivity tool a storyteller has ever had? A genuine exploration of both sides.
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The Coming Civil Wars
A commentary on the fractures appearing in modern society and what history has consistently told us happens when division reaches its tipping point.
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Creating the Kill Them Dead World
How do you build a believable fictional universe from scratch? We share the process behind designing the stations, ships, and society of Kill Them Dead.
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The Fun in Creating Worlds for Fiction
World-building is where the real joy lives. Here are the core principles that kept us excited through five books — and kept the story grounded in something real.
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3 Reasons Why You Should NOT Write Every Day
The "write every day" advice is plastered everywhere. Here's why following it blindly might be the single worst thing you can do for your creativity and your story.
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Five Advantages of Being an Unknown Author
No audience pressure. No algorithm to feed. No expensive marketing funnel. Here are five genuine advantages that come with being an unknown author — and why you should own them.
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Why It's More Than Okay to Be an Unknown Author
200 titles, $100K in earnings, and seven years of burnout. The story of why being unknown might be the most honest place a writer can be.
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Terrible Writing and Publishing Advice
Twelve years in indie publishing and here's the advice that caused the most damage — expensive, misleading, and designed to sell courses rather than help writers.
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World War Three: Are We Moving Closer Than Ever?
A struggling fiction writer's honest assessment of whether a global conflict is more likely than at any point in living memory — and what it means for all of us.
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Brent & Elena: World War Three
Austin, Texas, April 2027. Two soldiers. One mission. A free short story about survival, sacrifice, and what we do for the people we fight beside.
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Why KDP Low-Content Books Will Kill Indie Publishing
The low-content KDP gold rush wasn't just a bubble — it was a systemic threat to every legitimate indie author on the platform. Here's the case against it.
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