Thanks to Lizzy Writes Reviews for her review of my book Space Police Files!
What did she have to say? 🧐
"I just finished reading Space Police Files by Jay Sandlin and… wow! It’s been a long time since I’ve read a traditional science fiction book and even longer since I, ya know, *liked* it.
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False Edicts is an irreverent piece of comedic satire, placing the modern American political arena against the backdrop of Ancient Rome. The leader of this bungling senate appears very familiar, with orange skin and a terrible hairline, shouting down every story against him as “False Edicts!" as he attempts to make Rome great again. Follow the chaos as other Senators attempt to elicit truths when a plague runs rampant throughout the Roman Empire.
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PART 2 of a sit-down with Zenescope co-founder, Ralph Tedesco, talking building a publishing company, bringing fairy tales to the page and navigating television development.
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PART 1 of a sit-down with Zenescope co-founder, Ralph Tedesco, talking building a publishing company, bringing fairy tales to the page and navigating television development.
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Tune in to part 2 of an interview with Heather Antos, senior editor at Valiant & Image Comics. Previously Marvel, Star Wars, Disney. Lover of mental health advocacy and milkshakes!
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Pt 1. of the interview with Heather Antos talking #writing and editing for #Marvel, #StarWars, the making of #Gwenpool & more!
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Talking with comic creator, Rich Douek, about his work with: SEA OF SORROWS, ROAD OF BONES, WAILING BLADE, GUTTER MAGIC and TMNT!
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Eerie River Publishing's Michelle River and author Kim Rei join the panel to talk horror writing, latest releases and recipes for the perfect amount of scary in your story.
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After a brief hiatus due to a pesky pandemic, my new comic book releases are returning in June!
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BlackBox comics continues a solid run of release with Psycho List, grabbing the reader's attention from the first opening sequence and leaving them wanting more at the end of the issue. Just like a good comic is supposed to do.
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