“Literally unputdownable: as good as anything written by literary giants such as Ken Follett, Bernard Cornwell, Philippa Gregory, and Stephen R. Lawhead. The first installment of Gleason’s Carolingian Chronicles, this debut is a “must read” for anyone who enjoys historical fiction.”
- Blueink Reviews
This is a small tribute to one of the more interesting people in my life:
https://dartmouthalumnimagazine.com/articles/herb-hopkins-football-captain-comeback
For those of you curious about my writing projects…
I recently finished a developmental edit of Wheel of the Fates. It’s now a finished MS at 122,000 words and I have sent it off to three agents who requested pages (and two I pitched blind). The edit resolved two issues that were bothering me: 1) While the book continues the story in Anvil of God it needed to be able to stand on its own as a novel so that readers could pick up the story there (without reading Anvil). 2) I wasn’t happy with the pacing of the story. Thankfully, the edit resolved both issues successfully.
So, for the moment, I’m without a writing deadline. I’ve been toying with an outline for the next book and am also still writing memoir pieces which I post here and on my FaceBook page (and occasionally in the Dartmouth Alumni Magazine).
So, life is good. Wish me luck in landing an agent!
jbg
Ezvid Wiki has named Anvil of God #2 in “Commanding Historical Novels of the Distant Past”
Here’s the link: https://wiki.ezvid.com/m/9-commanding-historical-novels-about-the-distant-past-KwXyUPSBM_nHo
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