21 July 2012

A Stately Pleasure Tome...

Yes, the much-anticipated third volume of the Magnetron Chronicles is now available at Amazon and Smashwords.  In Escape from Xanadu, Phineas Magnetron and the Hogalum Society are quite literally drawn to the incomparable lost city of Zhen Atu. There they find the lost passengers and crew of the Salmagundi, and learn that the laws of physics are not as straightforward as previously believed. Indeed, the very nature and genesis of mankind are called into question.

07 July 2012

More Smashworthy News!

As part of Smashword's annual Summer/Winter promotion, the Magnetron Chronicles books are specially priced through July 31.  Just enter the code "SSW50" at checkout to receive the discounted price.

Volume 1 - The Last Adventure of Dr. Yngve Hogalum $.99 Free!
Volume 2 - Spring-heeled Jack and the President's Ring $2.99 $1.49

03 June 2012

Simply Smashing!

Good news, the first two volumes of the Magnetron Chronicles saga are now available at Smashwords in mobi (Kindle), ePub (Apple/Nook/Adobe), PDF, and even rtf/Word formats. Now you have no excuse not to read these thrilling adventures!

Volume 1 - The Last Adventure of Dr. Yngve Hogalum $.99
Volume 2 - Spring-heeled Jack and the President's Ring $2.99

05 May 2012

Volume 2 Available!

It's called "Spring-heeled Jack and the President's Ring," the second volume of the Magnetron Chronicles saga, and it's now available exclusively as a Kindle e-book at Amazon.com. The Hogalum Society is drawn into political and supernatural intrigues as they investigate the disappearance of President Grant's West Point ring. Their investigation becomes intertwined with the mystery of Spring-heeled Jack, the shadowy terror of England, and takes them from Calais to London, and back to America for a bizarre encounter with the notorious General Southwick. Enjoy!

22 April 2012

Spotlight on Yours Truly

I am pleased to report that I've been featured in a new "virtual interview" at IndieSpotlight.com, that storied bastion of self-published authors. Interviewer Greg Banks asks me several straightforward questions, prompting from me a fusillade of baffling prevarication and shameless self-aggrandizement, all in the prevailing spirit of convivial hoopla. Enjoy it here!