Will’s back!
Will Hawthorne, roguish actor, playwright and conman is back with Mithos, Renthrette and the rest of his adventurer companions in new e-book editions of Act of Will and Will Power, along with the first of a series of brand new short stories, “The Cerulean Stone.” Available now for all e-readers at bargain prices!
A.J.’s first 3 thrillers out as e-books!
A.J. is delighted to announce that after a brief hiatus from the e-shelves, The Mask of Atreus, On the Fifth Day, and What Time Devours are now available from Amazon’s Kindle store in newly re-edited e-book editions. Each thriller has gorgeous new cover art and a rock bottom price, with the novel which first introduced Deborah Miller, The Mask of Atreus, priced, for a limited time, at only $0.99! Though currently only available from Amazon, the books should work on any e-reader.
Darwen II Out Now!
The second book in A.J.’s middle grade fantasy adventure series, Darwen Arkwright and the Insidious Bleck is now available with this exciting new jacket cover!
Journey with Darwen and his friends to a Cost Rican jung;e camp in search of the portals through which children are being abducted by a terrifying monster!
Purchase now through Amazon or Barnes and Noble!
Tears of the Jaguar out now!
Now available in trade paperback and kindle ebook, Tears of the Jaguar is A.J.’s fourth mystery/thriller for adults. This one brings back Deborah Miller (The Mask of Atreus) who is struggling to make sense out of a very bizarre find at an ancient Mayan site: the bones of a child and a collection of precious stones. They clearly don’t belong there, and are tied to strange events a world away. But whatever they are and however they found their way to the Yucatan, someone wants them badly enough to kill for them…
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Into summer 2013!
Well, my semester is over, and that means I’m spending more of my time writing. It was a light spring for me teaching wise, but I also worked as dramaturg on a cool, contemporary production of Romeo and Juliet, did a lot of work-related travel to conferences/speaking engagements, and spent most of my writerly energies …
March 2013
Just back from leading a ten day Shakespeare course in England with fifteen students, rediscovering some of the places I incorporated into What Time Devours and cramming in as much great theatre as could be reasonably be managed (the highlight of which for me was Hamlet in the archaeological remains of the Rose theatre and …
