A.J. Calvin

Author of The Relics of War, The Caein Legacy, & Wraith and the Revolution

Book Review: The Second Stone by L.L. Stephens

Book Review: The Second Stone by L.L. Stephens Genre(s): Epic Fantasy Book Synopsis: Long live the king… if only they can find him. The Kheld King, Stefan Stauberg-Randolph, is dead. He leaves behind a land in chaos. His brother Handurin is rightful heir to once-mighty Essera… only Handurin is missing. Safely ensconced in another reality, […]

A new project

A new project First off, some exciting (for me) news: I finished writing book 5 in The Mage War Chronicles and I decided on a title. It’ll be called Catalyst of the Storm. I don’t have a page on my website for Catalyst yet, but I have updated the series’ main page to include the […]

The Present A.I. Conundrum

The Present A.I. Conundrum There has been a lot of chatter the last few months about artificial intelligence and its role in creative enterprises. Many people in the field (artists, authors, musicians, photographers, voice actors, etc.) are really starting to become nervous as more and more AI-generated content is released into the wild. And I’m […]

And the next SPFBO begins…

And the next SPFBO begins… Today marks the official start to this year’s self-published fantasy blog-off (SPFBO) competition. I’m not participating this year, but I plan to follow the contest as it progresses. So, what is SPFBO? It’s a contest hosted by the very generous Mark Lawrence for self/indie-published books, specifically in the fantasy genre. […]

Book Review: Fear and Fury by Jamie Jackson

Book Review: Fear and Fury by Jamie Jackson Genre(s): Superhero fantasy Book Synopsis: Meet Megaera, Meg for short. She’s like Deadpool, except for funner. For a girl with the power of fear the recruitment attempts from both sides are never-ending. A self-described not-a-hero, villain-leaning humanoid, Meg just wants to live her life, work her dead-end […]

Book Review: Echoes of Another Earth by J. Daniel Layfield

Book Review: Echoes of Another Earth by J. Daniel Layfield Genre(s): Science Fiction Book Synopsis: A scientist in hiding. An admiral on the brink of treason. A man who has lived hundreds of versions of his life across the same number of dimensions. Three paths converge in one dimension. Their actions will affect them all. […]

Book Review: Bloodlines by Peter Hartog

Book Review: Bloodlines by Peter Hartog Genre(s): Science Fiction / Science Fantasy Book Synopsis: Those dark and terrible things from your nightmares are VERY real. They walk among us, masquerading as your neighbor, your lover, even your friend. You see, Empire City is full of them…if you only know where to look. How do I […]

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