A.J. Calvin

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

Flash Sale: Serpentus ebooks are $1.99 today only

Flash Sale: Serpentus ebooks are $1.99 today only February 27 is the 2nd anniversary of Serpentus’ release, and to celebrate its birthday, the ebooks are discounted to $1.99 everywhere they’re sold. About Serpentus Dispatched to Stone Hill to oversee the city’s defenses among nebulous rumors of the Shadow Council’s threat, Owen Greenwaters must rely on […]

A Windows Update from Hell

A Windows Update from Hell I’ll begin this tale with a cautionary reminder to my writer friends: Back up your files regularly. Because sometimes, computer issues arise that are so far beyond your control—and out of the norm—that you can’t possibly know they’re coming. Case in point: the February 10, 2026 security update for Windows […]

Sometimes, starting over is necessary

Sometimes, starting over is necessary We’ve all had to start a project over from scratch at some point in our lives, and most of the time, that realization is hard. Particularly when it’s something as time-intensive as writing a novel. Yep, I’m currently rewriting a book from scratch. Back story: One of my goals this […]

Survivor: A new short story and a cover reveal!

Survivor: A new short story and a cover reveal! I’ve been slowly releasing a new short story to my monthly newsletter, and January 31 will bring chapter 3 to readers. The story is called “Survivor,” and it features Kye Verex from Wraith and the Revolution…only a few years younger than he is in the novel. […]

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! Here’s hoping 2026 is a good year for all of us. While 2025 was okay, there are definitely parts of it that I’m happy to leave behind. What are my writing plans for 2026? First, I’m planning to complete final revisions on Rites of Departure, book 1 of The Fontayne Company duology, […]

2025 in Review

2025 in Review I think 2025 has been a strange year all around. It has definitely been weird for me, and even after a few months to process some of the specific weirdness, that’s still the only word that seems adequate to describe it. 2025 has been weird. But there has been a lot of […]

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