Hey Space Cadets, I’m doing well and working on the world building for my own universe! I’ve hired an artist for cover art, and started designing all the things that flesh out a literary world. I’ll have more information as we get deeper into the process but for now lets talk about some epic science fiction novels! Without further ado, here is the next installment in my series of book reviews. This time, we dive back into the worlds at the Galaxy’s Edge! Continue reading “Audiobook Review: Galaxy’s Edge (Galaxy’s Edge Universe)”
series, which takes place in 
universe. With three books published, the five-book series will take readers from 2900 to 3200, as sentient AI break free of humanity. A native of Oregon, Aaron joined the U.S. Army in 1993 at the tender age of seventeen and stuck around until 2005, serving as both enlisted and officer. Aaron is a member of the 
series is complete. I am almost finished with my super-duper secret project is and outlining the next one. I also have a new podcast that started this month, but enough about me! Let’s get right to the point of my latest blog posting, another interview! This week it is another ‘
is in the works, and then you can enjoy every one of my stories in audio-book, paperback, or eBook! Seriously people, we’re talking the first week of March!
Hey Space Cadets, how’s everyone doing today? I’m doing fantastic, writing and preparing for the holidays. Yeah, that pesky little twerp in a diaper is floating around spreading love and crap, so us menfolk need to gird our loins, harden our hearts and prepare for the end times! Okay, jokes aside I can’t cheat this year. My go to gift, chocolate, is a no go with my wife’s new dietary restrictions so I have to actually think about a gift for her. And do it on a budget, since Amazon forgot to back my truck full of money up to my front door. All jokes aside, life is good and I can’t wait to finish this novel and write the next dozen. Until then, let’s talk to my special guest. 
Hey Space Cadets, here is the first installment in a new series of science fiction movie reviews. Being snowed in early January gave me time to watch new movies, eat some popcorn and just enjoy my family. I’m still writing, and I’ll have more news on that soon. I’ve started recording my new 
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 
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