Stuff Every Husband Should Know

And Eric’s next book will be …

Posted inWorks by Eric, Writing
... Stuff Every Husband Should Know, to be published by Quirk Books, publishers of the huge smash Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. So that's neat. I start work on it ... well, I'm working on it right now, actually. Busting arse, dontcha know? Very tight deadline, so I'll be busy in the comings days. I WILL ALSO NEED YOUR HELP ON THIS BOOK. I will explain more in the next day or so. Could net you a free copy, so hey hey hey, pay attention! More info to follow.
FIRST GLIMPSE! Next self-published comic is in progress

FIRST GLIMPSE! Next self-published comic is in progress

Posted inComics & Graphic Novels, Works by Eric
Last month I announced that work on the second volume of my self-published comic anthologies was underway. I'm happy to bring you a bit of a tease: the opening page of a story done with Rick Lundeen called Voice of the Universe. We're quite proud of it. Take a look: Click image for full-sized As with the first volume, I'll be penning a diverse collection of stories in multiple genres and multiple styles, all of them brought to life by a talented array of artists. Some artists from the first will be returning, and a number of new names will…

Putting together a short story collection

Posted inRandom Musings, Writing
Well, sort of putting together a short story collection. It's just going to be for me and a few select people, you see. But I'll still be excited to have this stuff in a nice printed package, even if only to put the stories behind me and get cracking on new work. See, it's like this. I've dabbled a small bit in short stories over the last 10 years. Not as much as I'd like -- there will be about 15 stories included in this collection, give or take -- but enough to have amassed a good little stack of…

Second Draft: Can’t wait to get started!

Posted inWorks by Eric, Writing
For six weeks I've been sitting on the finished first draft of a dystopian science fiction novel. I had a goal of finishing it by last New Year's Eve, met the goal, and then set it aside. The idea was to take a break so that when I returned to it for rewrites, I'd be doing so with fresh eyes and renewed energy for the project. And right now, I'm chomping at the bit for a return. I'm not sure why, exactly. I have a lot of work to do on the second draft. A LOT of work. I'm talking…