Well, dear readers, it finally happened. I managed to write THE END on book 4 of the Penta Ka Wa series (rough draft). This marks the first book I’ve written from beginning to end since moving to Costa Rica. Now comes the grueling task of proofreading, first round edits, and planning for the next project. […]

The end of one year and the beginning of another have always invited reflection, a tradition rooted in humanity’s intimate understanding of regret, consequences, and, perhaps, a bit of heavy drinking. This post follows that familiar path, though I’ve learned over the years to harbor few regrets, accept the consequences of my actions with solemn […]

~She Said… When I was first introduced to the world of Kinthur, I had no idea how deeply it would pull me in.  It started off as us playing D&D with other players, and soon it morphed into late-night conversations about “what ifs” and “what happens next,” then slowly turned into him sharing maps, lore, […]

Whew! I just finished a four-day writing stint to complete the rough draft of a short story. As part of our Patreon, we aim to publish our short stories there first, releasing at least one or more per month. They will later become available on Amazon, but we prioritize our Patreon fans, who support our […]

Writing About Immortals Who Fall in Love with Mortals One of the most fascinating tropes in fantasy and romantasy is the immortal who dares to love. Whether it’s a vampire, a fae lord, a water elemental, or a cursed sorcerer, immortals carry an irresistible allure of timeless power bound up with the vulnerability of desire. […]

I recently had the privilege of being interviewed by David Campbell for his Living the Next Chapter Podcast. I’ve included the file here for your enjoyment! Please leave comments, and if you’re intrigued, follow the link to my books over at Amazon.

a Blog post by Trevor Jones Hello, Dear Readers, Greetings from Kinthur and points beyond. Today, I tackle the question, Why do I write ‘Dark’? From my fantasy world of Kinthur to the tales I’ve written in the ‘real world’ and others, it has been noted that an underlying aspect of grim or dark characteristics […]

A Blog post by April Nia Raine If you have been a reader of both Trevor’s work and mine, you’ll probably notice a distinct difference in style; my stories tend to carry a certain level of spice. Why? Quite simply, because it’s fun. Writing heat into a story isn’t just about adding steamy scenes for […]

In the beginning, a lone star shone upon a barren planetoid devoid of life, or so the story goes. Into this single-starred system came the first gods, three at that time, each with a purpose and design. Who, you may ask, were these beings? The first was Krar, a mighty god of Law and Justice, […]

Countdown to book launch, T minus 6 days. Am I nervous? Yes, a bit. Each launch has been as different as each book. Partially because I learn something new each time, and partially because I keep trying different things. This time, I’m living in Costa Rica (semi-retired), so the launch is entirely virtual. In the […]