Tag: projects
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Launch Day for Nightingale
It’s launch day for To Kill a Nightingale…book 2 of The Brian Thompson Series. Find out what happens in the thrilling sequel to Interdiction… Available at Amazon.com
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To Kill a Nightingale Cover Reveal
The sailors of USS James E Williams are back in this fast-paced thriller. Special thanks to Paul Hewitt from Battlefield Designs and the folks at Double Dagger Books.
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Sequel…
Buckle up, Military Thriller fans… Get ready for a showdown in the Black Sea. The folks at Double Dagger Books will be publishing the explosive sequel to Interdiction in 2023. Teasers, Title, and cover reveal coming soon…
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Another update
Might have some good news, but that’s something I’ll talk about later. WIP #1, sequel to my first book manuscript, sits at 31,000 words with a budget of 120,000. So, 25% done. WIP #2 is me turning a short story that was recently accepted for publication into a novella or full-length book, stands at 16,500…
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Busy few months
Okay… It’s become quite obvious that getting on here regularly for updates and random posts about noticing or Buddhism or anything else is just a bit too much when you’re married with 6 kids, 2 cats, 4 rats, 3 budgies, 3 ducks, and 3 chickens…well…all of that and a full time consulting job. There just…
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Oh…I’m creating…just not at the keyboard…
Not writing this weekend (though I have, so far, done a fairish bit of reading). So… How am I spending my Saturday and Sunday? Catching up on the basement finishing project. Wiring in the new lights and got a satisfactory op test. Next step? Hang ceiling.
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Update…Manuscript number….3?
There’s a post on this website titled John Doe which began as a quick prompt in one of my classes. We had a silent guest in class (on Zoom) and we had maybe ten minutes to write down whatever we noticed about the guy. That led to the aforementioned post and the post kinda tumbled…
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Another Update
Just a quick update. I’ve been away from writing for a couple weeks…mostly finishing up a few projects at work and trying to take care of family. I’ll be back at it again tomorrow…hopefully on a more regular basis…I guess that just depends on what life throws my way.
Matt Hardman 