james young
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Surprise! 😄 A new mecha short story from Jacob!
Hey, y’all! 😄 This short story’s been turned in so long that honestly, we forgot about it until Raconteur Press told us the anthology was out. 🤣 That said, if you’ve been jonesing for some giant robot action, check out Giant Stompin’ Robots, edited by our good author pal James Young. It’s got a bunch of…
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Aries’ Red Sky – Book Review
Ok, I’ve gotta thank James Young for his patience, ‘cause he sent me an audio code for this book years ago and I’ve spent all that time and multiple listens trying to articulate a review for this thing. Aries’ Red Sky is a grand, galaxy-spanning take of interstellar politics, war, and the humans that are…
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Giveaway – Military Sci-Fi and Space Opera
Time for another giveaway, y’all! 😀 This time, Jacob’s teamed up with 5 of our author pals to bring you a signed mini-library of Military Sci-Fi and Space Opera books, including: The Dragons of Jupiter, signed by Jacob Holo Tanager’s Fledglings, signed by Cedar Sanderson Aries’ Red Sky, signed by James Young Division One: Alpha and Omega, signed…
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Giveaway – Mechs & Misfits & Explosions, Oh My!
If you’re on this blog, chances are you’re a fan of giant robots and space adventure and general explosive mayhem, so here’s a giveaway just for you! 😀 We’ve teamed up with five of our #AuthorBuds to give away signed copies of The Messenger by J.N. Chaney and Terry Maggert, The Heaven’s Boxer by R.H.…
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Authors Just Talk About History – Virtual Panel
Hey, everyone! The next Authors Just Talk About… virtual panel is coming up soon on Thursday, December 17th @ 8pm EST! 😀 Join me and professional history nerds David Weber, James Young, and Terry Maggert as we chatter about…well, history! As always, the panel will be streamed on Facebook, but here’s the Zoom link for…
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An Unproven Concept – Book Review
James Young is another of those authors whose books I bought at LibertyCon years ago and subsequently forgot to read because I tell myself that I’m not going to buy new books until I finish my current pile and, unfortunately, I am a terrible liar. Which results in old books getting hopelessly buried under new…