Raven's Peak Goes Free July 7: Start World on Fire
For five days in July, Raven's Peak — book one of World on Fire — is free on Kindle. Here's what waits in that town, and why I start everyone here.
Series
All Series →
Tuesday, the signal goes wide
On Tuesday, BookBub puts Last Light in the Dark in front of 580,000 horror readers. You've had a week with it — here's your head start.
The Dev Tools I Actually Use Every Day
I built 37 developer tools after watching JSONFormatter leak 80,000 files worth of credentials. Here are the six I actually reach for every single day.
Writer's Commentary: What The Covenant Files Was Really About
What The Covenant Files was really about: I set out to write one book about a man whose murder victims were innocent, and it got away from me.
Writer's Commentary: Why I Wrote The Darklands
Why I wrote The Darklands, a grimdark trilogy about a witch hunter who changes sides, and why it's really about certainty. Full spoilers.
Behind the Scenes: Writer's Commentary — Graveyard of Empires
Why I wrote Graveyard of Empires, and the quiet question under the space opera: what do you owe the children the state built into weapons?
Writer's Commentary: Why I Wrote World of Shadows
An author-voice commentary on what World of Shadows is actually about — institutions, not demons, and why Bishop Glasser is the villain I respect most.
Writer's Commentary — Why I Wrote World on Fire
The trilogy I started twice. What World on Fire is actually about underneath the plot — three questions about debt, institutions, and the price of grace.
How We Built DecodeGov: Turning Government Data Into Something You'd Actually Use
How we built DecodeGov: I wanted to know how much federal money goes to my county, and the USAspending.gov API made it far harder than it should be.