Newsflash!
I'm back in the seat again with a bunch of new stuff happening. It feels good to be at my desk after such a long time away. I'm not going to bore everybody with the details about what took me away from here for so long, but let's just say that being diagnosed with cancer is a big step up from what the last few years have been. (Yeah, that happened too)
I'm feeling pretty good now, and I have been busy writing, even though I haven't been online. I've finished (as in completely written) the final EIGHT books in the Wings of Earth series, and once we get through some business house-cleaning, we're going to be starting to release them (There are over 700,000 words in the new books, and we're starting to work through the process of editing and formatting).
We're also updating all the old covers with new artwork, so keep an eye out for them too (Some of them are already up on Amazon and the other retailers if you want to check them out... yep, we finally made the commitment to go wide in our marketing, which means that soon you'll be able to find my books everywhere).
But if you've already picked them up, I've included some of the new artwork here so you can take a quick peek at a few of them.
We're going to be updating everything on the website over the next several weeks too. If you want to hang out and watch the construction, you can keep up on what's happening.
Unfortunately, one of the biggest issues we're trying to fix is that my newsletter list has disappeared entirely. If you were on it, you should probably sign up again if you want us to keep you up to date. It's another long story, but suffice it to say, a mailing list does not age well... kind of like me, I guess.
One last thing to mention. For those of you on the newsletter (or who get back on it by signing up) one of the novels I finished during my time away is another prequel to the Wings of Earth series that takes place just before the Olympus Dawn arrives at Starlight in Book One. Shadetree Witness gives a bit of background on what happened to the missing colony (without spoiling anything for those of you who haven't read the whole series... and it also gives some important clues for those of you who have).
Right now, our plan is to make Shadetree Witness available exclusively as a gift for our newsletter subscribers. so resubscribe and then watch for that free book coming soon.
My newsletters will be starting again in August, and we will be releasing Wings of Earth: Book Nine: Blood Cost in October.
Thanks for hanging in with me.
We'll talk more soon,
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Eric Michael Craig is a harder-edge Science Fiction writer living in the Manzano Mountains of New Mexico. Before becoming a writer, he was Director of Research for a private consulting laboratory in Phoenix. When not writing, Eric is involved in Intentional Community Design, plays guitar and bass, and occasionally dabbles in art of various forms.
He also owns way too many dogs… and is often seen fighting heroically against mountains of dog-hair.
You can connect with Eric through his Facebook group here.
(And yes, I am smiling.)