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All the gods and monsters you can handle, plus a hobgoblin in love and visits from all the Druids and dogs, an evil wizard, the return of Saxon Codpiece, and of course a very special crow, all coming Oct. 1! Preorder now from your favorite indie store or other retailer!
Giants! Fantastic beasts and man-eating plants! Love in wartime. Spies, wraiths, elemental magic, and fixations on mustard and cheese. The Seven Kennings trilogy is complete and ready to binge as intended.
Read MoreI have a newsletter called Words & Birds since social media can be an unreliable way to reach readers who actually wanna know stuff like release dates and appearances and so on. Here’s where to sign up! The free tier gets you my reading recommendations and news about my upcoming releases every month in your inbox. If you wish to throw me some ducats, you also get a new Oberon short story every month, nature pics, recipes, and more.
The full set of the revised and expanded trade paperback editions of the Iron Druid Chronicles are now available. They contain a lot of bonus content that was previously only available in ebook or audio.
Read MoreSometimes you can't be where I'll be to get a signed book, or you already have a book and would like a lil' something extra in it. (You can often score signed books from indie stores I'll be visiting if you preorder in advance of my arrival, and if you're in Canada you can order signed stuff at any time from Perfect Books in Ottawa.
Read MoreOberon the Irish wolfhound and his Boston terrier buddy, Starbuck, not only witness humans waste perfectly good sausage, but also a sneaky murder committed right before their eyes in THE CHARTREUSE CHANTEUSE. Justice demands that someone pay for both crimes, and together with their Druid, Atticus O’Sullivan, and D.I. Rose Badgely of the Launceston police, they’ll show the dastardly villain they messed with the wrong good dogs.
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