Tag: JR Handley
Book Review: Attack of Shadows
Hey Space Cadets, here is the next installment in my series of book reviews. As I’ve mentioned earlier, I’m a member of the TRMN. It’s a fan club for the Honor Harrington Universe by David Weber, and they do contests for their members all the time. The last reading contest recently ended, and it was so fun that there is another one. Like before, we get points for page reads. I’m thrilled that it prompted me to continue reading, as I’ve let writing get in the way of reading! In addition to reading more in the last few months, this month I’ve been working on the editorial revisions for my next book.
Sci-Fi Shenanigans Podcast
Hey Space Cadets, how is everyone doing today? I’m good and wanted to bring you an update! I’m slogging through the editing of the super-duper secret project I finished in December and have added about 10k words to the length. It’s sitting at about 60k now and will probably end around 65k to 70k when I’m done. I’m not sure when the publisher will make an announcement, but I’ll keep you posted the moment I can! I’m also fighting through my wife’s health issues, taking her to her doctors and the like. It’s a time suck because she can’t drive, and we don’t live in a mass transit region. We’ll figure out our new rhythm eventually, and my production speed will improve. But enough depressing crap, let’s talk about some fun stuff! I recently started a podcast with my friend Chris Winder all about the worlds of written science fiction! Check it out, you might enjoy it!
How to Find Podcast
Website: www.sfshenanigans.com
Twitter: @SFS_Show
Email: podcast@sfshenanigans.com
Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry!
JR
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Book Review: Starship Troopers
Hey Space Cadets, here is the next installment in my series of book reviews. As I write this, I’m trying not to go crazy from the emotional roller coaster that ending my series has become. It’s a bittersweet day, as I close the chapter on one series and move on to the next. Lance Scipio and I have had a good run, but now I’ve got to let him go. It’s harder than I thought, we’ve spent every waking moment together for the last two years. But at least I have new projects to distract me! In addition to finishing the Sleeping Legion, I had an anthology that I’m in published a month ago. I hope everyone enjoys it too, which you can still buy for 99c here! Finally, I recently hit “the end” on my super-duper secret project, sent it off to the editor, and now it’s back! So yesterday I began the editing process, which I hope to finish this month. Ideally it’ll be off with the publisher before the month is over. I’ll let you know more when I can, but that’s all I can say for now. I’ll be working on my next project, but more about that in the days to come.
Indie SciFy Video #16
Hey Space Cadets, today I wanted to bring you some awesome little science fiction films. It’s been awhile since I’ve done one of these and I thought reviving it would be cool! They’re indie productions, and very much worth watching! I plan on posting another blog soon, but for today I need to work on getting my word counts up! If you haven’t read the Sleeping Legion Series you should check it out! Now here’s a cool film!
Book Review: Tin Man
Hey Space Cadets, here is the next installment in my book review series. This one is a little different, as it’s a review of a short story that in the Galaxy’s Edge Universe
Merry Christmas!
Hey Space Cadets, I’m taking a quick break from loading the minivan to wish you all a Merry Christmas! I hope your holiday season brings you nothing but joy and fond memories. I’ll be radio silent until after this blog post, so I’ll wish you all the best, as you celebrate with your loved ones. You’re all my favorite readers, and my holiday wishes are said with the utmost sincerity. I’ve been hired to help NORAD track Santa’s sleigh, but then I’ve got two book reviews waiting in the wings next week! Until then, I wish you all a Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukah, or pleasant Yule.
Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry.
JR
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SFF Book Bonanza
Hey Space Cadets, how are you doing this fine day? I’m doing well, still working on my super-duper secret project. Sigh, when will these things edit themselves? Today I just wanted to let you know I have joined in with other authors for the
SFF Book Bonanza’s Science Fiction Fantasy Giveaway scheduled for December 18 – 24, 2017! I am really excited to be working with this group again and hope you will take a look at the books being offered for $0.99. I have two books in the promotion this time. Insurgency: Spartika
Well, I hope you all enjoy this sale – it is back to planning my super-duper secret project for me.
Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry.
JR
–>As usual, all images came from the Google’s “labeled for reuse” section or are videos used by JR Handley for use under fair doctrine.
TWO BOOKS OUT TODAY!
Hey Space Cadets, I am so excited – two books out today!!! I came out of my Writing Cave just to tell you this fantastic news! The last book in the in 
the Sleeping Legion Series, Insurgency: Spartika
Not only do I have Insurgency: Spartika
I really hope you enjoy these two books – and if you do, please be kind and leave a review.
Until next time, stay frosty and don’t forget to keep your powder dry.
JR
–>As usual, all images came from the Google’s “labeled for reuse” section or are videos used by JR Handley for use under fair doctrine.
WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES: Drew Avera
Hello Space Cadets! Today, I wanted to introduce you to another author from my Warrior Weekend Interview Series. Drew Avera is an active duty Navy veteran and science fiction writer. Originally from Mississippi, he enlisted in the Navy at seventeen and has spent the last seventeen years working as an aviation electrician in Virginia. He has deployed four times and has accrued more than two and a half years at sea. Continue reading “WARRIOR WEEKEND INTERVIEW SERIES: Drew Avera”
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