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The apocalyptic event Convectus is a promise over 5000 years old, only the worlds leaders remember it vividly. Signs of it loom, and after his home is destroyed, 20 year old Rigel runs to find Florence, a powerful witch who will change his life forever.
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P.H. James liked an update for Blurred Weaponry (Saints of the Void, Book 1)


Listen... sure, I said the 17th. Did I try? Oh, baby, you bet I did. Did life decide that the 17th was the perfect day for a combination of hard drive failure, needing a new car battery, and a bunch of smaller nonsense that literally took up every waking hour? Apparently.

Criminey, being an adult is annoying. You know what isn’t? Having a brother who knows lots of stuff about cars AND owns all the tools to prove it. That, folks, is straight up awesome!

Unfortunately, while I’m done with the art I promised I’m having some... uh... issues posting it here in non-giant size. Apparently these updates are a little weird about images, so I posted it on Twitter (I’m @SixelaZed). It’s a base design for Saan-Hu’s outfit, minus accessories.

I have similar designs ready for the other six "main" characters, so I’ll dole those out over time.

And, of course, here is the download link for the first four chapters of Blurred Weaponry with proper formatting and errything.

http://bit.ly/28JrXVW

There are four versions available: .epub, PDF, DOCX, and a DOCX with yellow background for readability. Download, read, enjoy, share as much as you like, and / or review on Inkshares.

Thanks a whole lot and plus a bit of a bunch for following this project.

Yours in typing,
Michael Valdez

@SizelaZed
48saints@gmail.com
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    P.H. James liked an update for Ghosts of War

    So it has again been a while between updates, but unlike last time, there has actually been some stuff going on. So I now present a multi part update:

    Ghosts of War - I’ve gotten more done in the last 6 weeks or so than I had in the rest of 2016, so that’s a positive. Like, you can use 4 numbers to count the amount of words written. So I seem to be getting out the other side of this giant patch of writer’s block I’ve been in (NaNo did not work out...at all...), which is nice.

    I’ve also set a deadline for getting a final draft into Inkshares. Plan is to get that into them by the end of July so that there’s enough time to get this thing into your hands before the end of the year.

    Also, Inkshares recently launched their ’properties’ initiative which helps authors sell the rights for their works to people wanting to make TV shows, movies, audiobooks and the like. It’s a rather exciting thing for them to be doing and it’ll be interesting to see if anything comes from it for Ghosts.

     

    LandFall - So this is my fantasy project that I hope to get to working on later this year. I had the idea up on Inkshares a while ago, but have recently bumped it into draft mode so I can put up a sample chapter. Also, while on a break day (read: lazy day), I made a mockup of how I’d love for the final LandFall book to look.

     

    I will be pushing for this to be a 750 copy selling hardcover from the outset, which sounds...daunting...but I won’t be launching the campaign until I know I can get it done. I have some special plans for it.

    You can check out LandFall here ---->;;;;;;;; https://www.inkshares.com/books/landfall

    CORE - You might be wondering ’What is this CORE you speak of?’ 

    Well that’s a pretty good question actually, and one to which the answer is changing all the time. At it’s core (I’m sorry), it’s the story I threw into the Nerdist video game contest on a whim a couple of weeks ago. It’s a really small nucleus of an idea, which is why I put such a long funding time on it (it currently has 346 days remaining), so that I have time to, y’know, work out the whole story and write the damn thing...lol

    And I have been working it out. I’ve got several characters in place, and a beginning and an end that I’m happy with. Now to just work out the pesky middle...the middle is always a problem. 

    But, since I have to finish Ghosts, and all chances of winning the Nerdist comp vanished almost instantly, the pressure is off a bit on this one for now, however if you want to check it out you can do so here ---->;;;;;;;; https://www.inkshares.com/books/core

    Oh and here’s the (very, very) temporary cover for it.


    So yeah, that’s the state of things as they are right now. I’ll do my best to not leave it another 3 months before an update. 

    Until next time.


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      P.H. James liked an update for An Unattractive Vampire

      So hey, guys. How was your week?

      Mine? Oh you know, it was...okay. I did some stuff. And then some other stuff. Oh and then this happened.

      https://www.goodreads.com/review/show/1669756768?book_show_action=true&from_review_page=1

      For those of you who did not immediately click on the link and then devolve into frantic happy dances (like I did...at work) here’s the context. Patrick Rothfuss...THE Patrick Rothfuss...best-selling author of the Kingkiller Chronicles READ MY BOOK! And...he liked it! EPIC SWOON!

      In other great news this week, we hit our first Amazon milestone of 50 reviews!

        
      What does this mean? It means that An Unattractive Vampire has reached the first Amazon algorithm tier. It might be featured in newsletters or start creepily showing up as a suggestion to people who also bought Interview with a Vampire or a My Little Pony. That sort of thing. Basically, more books in more hands. 

      So time to just rest on our laurels and do nothing, right?

      WRONG!

      There is another...larger goal. At 100 reviews, we activate the second Amazon tier where the book gets even more promotion and I assume some form of giant robot Avatar.

        
      So keep reading! Keep reviewing! Keep telling your friends about this great book (or your enemies about this "great book" *snicker, snicker.*)

      Also...thank you.
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        P.H. James liked an update for The Seventh Age: Dawn

        The final manuscript has been approved with Girl Friday Productions!

        I even learned what a Flueron is recently. 

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        I choose the Illuminati Eye triangle... because they area always watching. 

        Tinfoil hat aside: I’ll be at Wizard World in Chicago August 18th thru 21 with a booth. More details on that coming soon. 

        I have more art from Lizzy Perez! This one is a bit more laid back, Mike and the crew playing some games after a night of demon hunting

        This scene directly ties into an Anthology I am part of with the character Akira. You can learn more about the Too Many Controllers in the current Nerdist contest by clicking right: Here

        Lastly, there is one final... final thing: If you are following this book and haven’t dived in yet. Here it is. The last chance to be entered into one of 7 raffles for a demon hunter kits, tarot cards, and artwork. We need... 8 more people!

        So call your friends! The Angels are coming! The end is nigh!!!


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          P.H. James liked a review for The Decaying Destiny of Rob the Zombie
          I was not aware that the higher thought processes and complicated motivations behind the discovery, acquisition, and ingestion of human brains was such a wealth of complex character development, but The Decaying Destiny of Rob the Zombie is just that. The aspects of classical narratives shadows this nascent zombie as he navigates through a world which might be going badly for some, but great for zombies. The author stays true to his character which allows the humor to flow organically, and I look forward to reading more.
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            I was not aware that the higher thought processes and complicated motivations behind the discovery, acquisition, and ingestion of human brains was such a wealth of complex character development, but The Decaying Destiny of Rob the Zombie is just that. The aspects of classical narratives shadows this nascent zombie as he navigates through a world which might be going badly for some, but great for zombies. The author stays true to his character which allows the humor to flow organically, and I look forward to reading more.
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              P.H. James commented on an excerpt of Black Cloud
              You got me.  I’m in!
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                I think this guy just died on me.
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