Be sure to check it out.

I’ll put up my impressions of the whole trilogy when I’m done.

It was one of those books that ended and I wasn’t sure about the ending, until a few days later when it kind of settled on me and I started liking it more and more.

Back to those that are new to it, check out Season One to get started.

He’s wandered off his normal Sci-Fi path and brought us some superb fantasy with his latest book, Ravenwood. If you liked any of his Solar Clipper books, definitely go grab Ravenwood and give it a listen. Worth every minute.

I shot through it in a few days and I may go back and relisten to it. Yeah, that good.

Phil Rossi, author of the fantastic sci-fi horror novel Crescent and novella Eden, has a new book out, Harvey. Check it out. I’m about four chapters in and am hooked.

I’ll warn you now, his stuff is scary and graphic, but well written with fantastic life-like characters.

Some days I wish I had a native accent like his. Gives his reads that dirty, down-home feel.

To say the first “Golden Age of the Solar Clipper” books were inspiring would be a gross understatement. They are one of the main reasons I got my butt up and started writing again.

It’s been a long dry spell without a new book from him and I’m certainly glad that our beloved Ish is back in action in Captain’s Share.

If you’re not familiar with the series, jet on over to Podiobooks.com and check out Quarter Share, the first in the series.

If you haven’t checked out the podiobook, do it now. It’s great and appropriate for younger years. Better this, than Twilight :::shudder:::

Get the book. Follow the clues. Pray you’ll still be able to sleep at night.

I did want to take a moment and comment/compliment P.G. on the triumph of pulling off, not only a great book, but the herculean effort of collecting and editing over fifty different voice actors for the novel. If you haven’t yet read it, get your butt over to Podiobooks.com and subscribe. Or better yet, get yourself a print copy of the book. Holyfield has created a rich and living world that I hope to see continue for years to come.

I can honestly point to MaAH as one of the inspirations in getting, not only hooked on Podiobooks, but in starting my own book. So, that means, when I’m up at 2 in morning fiddling with text, audio, microphones, and a cranky computer, I can earnestly and without hesitation scream at the top of my lungs: DAMN YOU HOLYFIELD!