My last two posts covered how I got to where I’m at. Now let’s take a look ahead into the new year. January 2013 I’m currently writing the first novel-length Galvanic Century story, tentatively titled “March of the Cogsmen.” It…
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2012 Retrospective part 2
Back to Part 1 Of the three titles I published in December, only And They Called Her Spider sold more than a few copies. I focused on it, turning it into a series with the release of Maiden Voyage of…
2012 Retrospective part 1
At the end of 2011 I was in pretty bad shape. I hadn’t found any temp or freelance work in months, didn’t have any prospects on the horizon, and was rapidly burning through my savings just with basic living expenses.…
Creating an Audiobook through ACX
And They Called Her Spider is now available as an audiobook through Amazon.com, Audible.com, and soon iTunes. Narrated by the talented Wayne Farrell, it’s an hour long and priced at $6.95. Creating an audiobook As the author it was simple…
New Bartleby and James Cover Art
Pol Subanajouy, an artist I’d commissioned the art for the print version of The Collected Bartleby and James Adventures has turned in his cover art. I dig it. I’m still waiting on the re-edits and the interior art, but I’m…
A Mind Forever Voyaging by Dylan Holmes
A friend of a friend just published a book on the history of storytelling in video games. From the book’s Amazon Page: An engaging and entertaining read for veteran gamers and curious newcomers alike, A Mind Forever Voyaging traces the…
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Michael Coorlim is a Chicago based author of fast-paced stories about authentic people in fantastic situations.
