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Blog postHow much Internet time do you spend away from social media? That is, do you browse around, visit favorite sites? Or do you mostly stick to what Facebook/Twitter/etc. offer you? The reason I ask is this … the Internet giants continue to tighten the screws, making it increasingly difficult (and expensive) to reach new fans and retain old ones. Plus, the rules of engagement change frequently and without notice. Going forward, I’d like to put more time and effort into my website. At th
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Blog postI’m thrilled to announce the release of Broken Ties, the second book in my ground-breaking Broken Nature trilogy. Broken Nature, as you’ll recall, takes place in a post-apocalyptic future in which all of Earth’s surface water has vanished. Like all of my work, it’s stuffed to the brim with action and adventure, epic mysteries, and jaw-dropping twists!
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Two cities, ripped apart by fear. One secret that could save them … or end them forever.
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Blog postIt’s my pleasure to announce the release of Broken Lands, the first book in my brand-new Broken Nature trilogy! “Electrifying, provocative, and highly original, Broken Lands will stick with you long after you’ve turned the last page. Revel in the frenzied, diabolical genius of legendary author David Meyer as he takes you on a ride you’ll never forget!”
Broken Lands takes place in a post-apocalyptic future in which all of Earth’s surface water has vanished, due to a mysterious ph -
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Blog postI’m pleased to announce the release of DESTROYING MAGIC, the first book in my brand-new Randy Wolf and the Dropout Magicians series. This story is almost two years in the making and I’m confident you’re going to love it.
DESTROYING MAGIC is a young adult / fantasy novel, geared toward fans of Harry Potter, Percy Jackson, and the Maze Runner series. But even though it’s a young adult book, it still reads like one of my Cy Reed or Apex Predator stories. Here’s the synopsis …
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Blog postI remember the day I stopped laughing at Grandpa’s jokes. Grandpa was a real trickster with a deep love of puns and wordplay. He could always get a laugh out of me, even when telling the same joke for the billionth time. But during my early 20’s, something changed.
Happier Times
His gentle jokes began to fall on deaf ears. My laughter dried up, then turned fake. I had to force myself not to roll my eyes in front of him. At the time, I figured it was just a sign of growing u -
Blog postWelcome to Day 24 of Crashcourse! Clearly NOT READING!
Did you ever stop reading fiction? If so, when did you stop? Why? And when did you start reading again?
When Did You Stop Reading? First things first. I added 1,648 words in four hours of creative editing yesterday. It was an uneventful day and when I was finished, I started thinking about something that’s been on my mind as of late.
Whenever I tell people I’m a writer, something curious happens. Their eyes get a -
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Blog postWelcome to Days 21, 22, & 23 of Crashcourse! Exploring the ancient suburban structure known as the “mall.”
Despite a sizable hiccup, Crashcourse is at full-steam right now. What kind of hiccup, you ask? The kind that comes with an error message.
Save Your Work! I spent the last three days in creative editing mode, yet still managed to add 3,830 words in eight hours. The story is growing in heaps and bounds and I can’t help but wonder if this will be my first book to pass -
Blog postWelcome to Day 20 of Crashcourse! Here’s a small part of my writing space. The painting, which I got in Mexico, is spray paint street art.
Creative editing continues on Crashcourse and I’m starting to see this story develop into something real and unique. It’s amazing to see art come to life.
Characters Forming all Around Me Creative editing continued today and I’m forced to admit it’s way more involved than I’d first expected. With that said, I only added a ne -
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Blog postWelcome to Day 19 of Crashcourse! Taking a break from the writing
I did something I didn’t want to do today, namely editing. But this was a bit different than acquiescing to an inner critic. This was creative editing.
Creative Editing Begins I added 1,366 words to Crashcourse today in 1:26. That doesn’t really sum up the day though as you’ll soon see.
Overall, I got sidetracked again, but I think it’s for a good reason. After about thirty minutes of free wri -
Blog postWelcome to Day 18 of Crashcourse! Hey, look … it’s my adventurer’s hat!
After a few days of being sidelined by my inner critic, I finally got back to writing. Also, I continue to ask questions about my future. Namely, am I just an author? Or am I meant to tell other kinds of stories as well?
Am I An Author? Yesterday, I wrote about how I got sidetracked by a desire to plan out something in advance, specifically the curriculum at the Madkey school. I lost a little writing -
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