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Working on Vacation…
In my dream office. It’s pretty hard to complain about bringing work along on vacation, when this is your early morning workspace. While everyone else snored away below deck, I sat here and typed away...
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Review of Tom Abrahams’ SEDITION
Finding a book like Tom Abrahams‘ SEDITION is one the true joys of being an Indie writer. Actually, this book found me. Tom found me. I love this genre and was more than happy to give his book a...
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In defense of our nation’s service academies…
against a surprisingly ill-informed source. For those of you that know me from my Academy days, I think this response will hold a ton of merit. Those of you that know me from my fleet days will...
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Black Flagged Apex Coming Soon
DECEMBER 2012 Book Three in the Black Flagged Series. “A tense alliance between the CIA and General Sanderson’s covert operations group narrowly averts a deadly bioweapons attack by Islamic...
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Sample Chapters from Black Flagged Apex
I have uploaded four chapters of Black Flagged Apex, in addition to a sneak peek into the fourth installment of the Black Flagged series, Black Flagged VEKTOR. Apex will be available in early to mid...
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Black Flagged Apex Donation Campaign…
UPDATE 12/23/12 The Donation Campaign is bringing out the best in everyone, and I feel better about NOT counting book sale numbers to determine the final amount. A good friend and reader has generously...
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The habit of writing…
is hard to break. For those of you that enjoy my books, don’t worry yourselves…I’m not trying to break myself of the habit. It has been two years since I published The Jakarta Pandemic, and I found...
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Today Was a Good Day…
Black Flagged Apex is live, the Charity Campaign is decided, I kept my job, and the first Black Flagged reached #1 in the Free Kindle Store…and “I didn’t even have to use my AK.” I felt that an Ice...
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Wounded Warrior Project Donation Update
It has taken a SNOW DAY for me to finally catch up on a number of administrative tasks that have lingered since early January, one of the most important being the wrap up of the Donation Campaign...
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Ignoring my own hypocrisy
The drone controversy reached a boiling point this week, as Senator Rand Paul filibustered the Senate for nearly 13 hours over the White House’s reluctance to assure the American citizenry “that drones...
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Chinese Cyberwarriors…
are crossing a dangerous line in the realm of Asymmetric Warfare. I have been watching this issue for years with a detached interest. There is truly nothing earth shattering (hint) about the accusation...
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The Benghazi hearings…
For those of you than really know me, you know I don’t take what happened in Benghazi lightly. At all. However, the political crap storm has reached its limit, and here’s why. Exhaustive...
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Interviewed by Practical Tactical
INTERVIEW with STEVEN KONKOLY I was recently interviewed by Randy Powers, creator of Practical Tactical, a prepper based blog focused on passing “practical” information on a wide variety of survival,...
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Review of Ian Graham’s Veil of Civility
If you’re a fan of political/technothrillers, you’ll enjoy Veil of Civility. This plot is literally ripped from recent headlines…frightening that Graham made the Chechen connection to terrorism in this...
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Review of Tim Queeney’s The Atlas Fracture
The Atlas Fracture is a solid entry in the Thriller/Adventure genre, the second in Queeney’s Perry Helion series. I’ll confess that I haven’t read the first…I jumped ahead in order, however, Queeney...
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Review of R.S. Guthrie’s Blood Land and Money Land
I’m going to review two books in one post, mainly because my back is against the wall in terms of getting my next book ready for launch. I read both of R.S. Guthrie’s book several months ago, more or...
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Black Flagged Vektor
Black Flagged Vektor is finally in the hands of my editor and several beta readers, leaving me in that awkward phase, where I find myself waking up at 4:30 in the morning and watching You Tube videos...
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Review of Joseph Souza’s Darpocalypse
I’m a little late getting this review up on my blog. Fans of epic undead action will not be disappointed by Souza’s second installment to his planned trilogy, Darpocalypse. Souza reignites The Living...
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Review of Tony Faville’s Avery Nolan, Private Dick of the Strange: The Case...
I’ll be the first to admit that the title is a little strange…purposefully. Anyone familiar with the hardboiled detective noire of the 50′s will get the play on words. While not a huge fan of the 50′s...
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Memorial Day and upcoming veterans charity campaign
Memorial Day weighs heavily on the hearts of veterans and service members. We all know someone, or all too often, MANY…who have fallen in service of our nation. Memorial Day weighs even more heavily on...
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