Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Guild Reviewed by LitRPG Audiobook Podcast


Hey Folks,

The LitRPG Audiobook Podcast reviewed Guild! 

Click on over and see what they had to say about the novella and  Jonathan Water's narration. 
(Guild is first on the list or reviews and the Youtube link below goes right to where the review starts)

Link: Where Guild, and all of my books, are Available



Sunday, February 3, 2019

Neal James has Passed Away

Neal James

Neal James, sidekick of Ernie Brown, Jr. (better known as The Turtle Man) passed away Feb 1st.

I and my family enjoyed the show, Call of the Wildman, in which Neal played a significant role, narrating their adventures and holding the bag open so the Turtle Man could stuff in the snake or angry possum or whatever else his partner had caught for rescue. My younger daughter thought Neal was pretty brave for doing that).

Anyway, just thought I would share the sad news--sad for us, but now Neal James is in Heaven :)

The Turtleman Crew

Wednesday, January 30, 2019

Opportunity from Gryphonwood Press



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Link: www.gryphonwood.net/newsletter

Tuesday, January 8, 2019

Betrayal is Reviewed by the LitRPG Audiobook Podcast


Hey Folks,

Click on over and see what the LitRPG Audiobook Podcast had to say about Monsters, Maces and Magic: Betrayal, including Jonathan Water's narration.

It's the first audiobook reviewed in Episode 26. Youtube link below.



Where Available:
Audible
iTunes
Amazon

Wednesday, January 2, 2019

Friday, December 28, 2018

LitRPG Podcast Shares Guild's Audiobook Release


The LitRPG Podcast listed Monsters, Maces and Magic: Guild's audiobook release.

Ramon Mejia seemed surprised that the audiobook release was so close to the ebook release. That's due to Gryphonwood Press and the excellent narrator, Jonathan Waters, planning ahead and being on top of things.

Ramon also was surprised that Guild was released due to its length. He mentions it as a short story. However, it's actually a 90+ page novella, not short story. However, since many LitRPG novels tend to be on the long side (400+ pages), Guild probably seems quite short in comparison.

You can see the announcement below. The Youtube link is set to pick up at 11:14 in, where Guild is announced.