Crystal Palace Softcover Update

I wanted to post a quick update for something I have to do involving the softcover copy of Crystal Palace: The Coming Storm. I am needing to make a small graphical update on the cover file for the book, and consequently, it will be no longer available in softcover for a couple of days. This won't interfere with e-book copies, which will continue to be available for purchase. I will try to make sure that the links continue to work and send you to the Kindle copy since the softcover title won't be listed for a couple of days. My apologies in advance. 

Trevor

The Outcast Chapter Two Released

I am very excited to have chapter two of the Outcast series completed. It took a little longer than I had wanted, but it will be well worth the wait. The story is going in a direction I'm very happy with, and I look forward to really developing the central plot of Part I over the next couple of months. The chapter is now up on the site, and is also available on Kindle (Nook is still waiting to process the manuscript; it should be available this evening or tomorrow - as usual I'll update links as soon as I can).

That will be the only thing I release for the remainder of February. I'll be releasing another short story taking place in Eretsfel as well as the next chapter of Outcast (TOATS) on March 1st.

Some updates coming February 16th

Over the past two weeks, I have been finishing up some important touch-ups for the website in order to make it easier to navigate, as well as a number of other tasks involving the business and marketing side. Unfortunately, those have gotten in the way of publishing the next chapter of the Outcast series, which will officially be done and ready to go on Monday, February 16th.

I will be pushing a number of updates to the website as well over the next few days, which includes a big change to the home page as well as some minor bug and other fixes that are much less glamorous but nevertheless necessary. I just wanted to put this update out there for those of you who feel a little left in the dark.