Agincourt: Battle of the Scarred King is on the shelves in bookstores and, I hope, in the hands of readers. I’m enormously excited to share it with you. And I do mean you, because the only reason I can imagine you’re reading this is that you’ve read and enjoyed one (or hopefully …
Since a few of my colleagues have asked about how I use a drone to conduct aerial surveys and photography on potential battle sites, I thought it might be worth a quick post on the drone I have and how I travel with it. First things first, if you’re going …
Just a few weeks ago I was in Bordeaux, waiting at the airport for a flight to Edinburgh via Geneva. Just an hour or so before boarding for that first leg, EasyJet first delayed and then abruptly canceled my flights. They dutifully rebooked me for the next day, but that …
A few days ago I heard that Russell Peck had entered hospice, but that he was still reading messages. Unsure how much time could be spared for all the words in my heart, I sent the following as quickly as I could: Russell, my friend, my mentor … please know …
I truly never thought I’d have written a book connected to Robert Jordan’s Wheel of Time. And yet, as many of you know, magic is most definitely real. I’ve written it, and it’s now out and available wherever books are sold. If you’re into WoT, as we say, you might …
