I Went Back To Midgar And All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt

The Feed From Geek Mountain So I was recently on the podcast The Feed From Geek Mountain hosted by ShoryukenPizza (my old roommate from Chicago) and Jacuuzi to plug my book XENOCHRIST (please buy my book) and talk some shit while also having a 2 hour long discussion about one of my favorite games, Final … Continue reading I Went Back To Midgar And All I Got Was This Lousy T-Shirt →

El Centauro de la Conquista

Here's a thing no one has asked for, and that thing is the unedited prologue to my current work in progress "Lord of Poison"! Recently I gave it out as a teaser during SaS Con (SaS Con 2021 is gonna happen in February!) over the weekend, but I'd love to now give it to all of you! With out further delay: Lord of Poison - Prologue - El Centauro de la Conquista

Giver of Life, Destroyer of Senses

1 day until XENOCHRIST releases on Amazon.com, and you can order cool gear like t-shirts, stickers, yoga pants on my Threadless store > http://www.nhweberbooks.threadless.com

March of Humanity

I've now finished the prologue and first chapter of my next novel in the Of Man & Machine series Lord of Poison! I've also started some of the other minor processes for the novel, a lesson learned from doing XENOCHRIST. With my first novel I waited until after I'd already written and edited to get everything together, the cover, the marketing images etc., so I'm happy to be doing all of that while writing Lord of Poison.

Our Lord of Poison

If you haven't noticed already I've made a few updates to my "Works In Progress" section regarding "The Brainkiller"; namely I've changed the title. "Lord of Poison" will be the same story and setting as the novel formerly known as "The Brainkiller". This change came after discussing with my good friend and XENOCHRIST cover artist Brian aka Brain Killer with what the next book's title should be. The novel's plot will still involve our protagonist artist Velouria seeking the artist named BRAIN///KILLER, but we've added some changes to keep the two brands separate.