6 Pi-Con Week Specials!

I'll be at 6 Pi-Con this weekend down in Enfield, Connecticut, right next to Springfield, Massachusetts. More here: http://pi-con.org/. I'll be on a few panels over the weekend!

Friday:
10:00:00 PM Adapting Novel to Graphic Novels
Saturday:
10:00:00 AM The DC Relaunch Panel
11:00:00 AM Essential DIY Tools
12:00:00 PM To Remake? Or Leave Alone
2:00:00 PM Podcasting 101
Sunday:
12:00:00 PM EBooks and Self-Publishing
2:00:00 PM of Gods and Genre

In the interest of offering some specials to folks at the con as well as to those of you who read this blog, I've arranged for deals on some of my books. Most of these specials are good through Labor Day:

Get a FREE pdf digital download of my comic book Good Samaritan: Unto Dust with art by Federico Guillen from Drive Thru Comics.


Get a FREE eBook edition of my first novel - Vatican Assassin (usually $2.99) with coupon code KM34W at Smashwords.

Get Book 2 of the Vatican Assassin Trilogy - Vatican Ambassador - for 99 cents with coupon code HR37A at Smashwords (usually $2.99).

Get Book 3 of the Vatican Assassin Trilogy - Vatican Abdicator - for 99 cents with coupon code RE48U at Smashwords (usually $2.99)

And get my latest novel - Alibi Jones - (also usually $2.99) for 99 cents with coupon code TY69R at Smashwords!

Getting Reviewed!

Woo-Hoo! They're starting to talk about my new books!

Spacebound #1 just got reviewed by George Marston at Newsarama:

http://www.newsarama.com/comics/best-shots-comic-reviews-101018.html
(about 2/3rds down the page)

I wished they'd been kinder to Matt - thought his Mastorism deserved better! Have to admit, I did like this part:

Writer Mike Luoma has a strong grasp of how a story should be told, and conveys his ideas clearly through the dialogue and plotting.

And he was kind to Meisha:

The art on this story, by Meisha, is top notch. Great storytelling, clear panel construction, and expressive inking...

AND Decapitated Dan reviewed Good Samaritan: Unto Dust #1 over at From The Tomb:
http://fromthetomb.wordpress.com/2010/10/19/good-samaritan-unto-dust-1/

He wasn't as kind to my writing (though in my defense, Good Samaritan was written before Alibi... just sayin'):

...I enjoyed the story a good deal as it went out, but I found it to be a little too sporadic. In one instance we were at point A, then on the next page we jumped to point C. I missed the middle ground in there. The dialogue was good, but again a little choppy. I found the action to be the highlight here though. I find the characters intriguing enough to come back and with a good cliffhanger ending I plan on it.

If you do reviews and want to review either comic book please let me know-
Email: glowinthedarkradio@gmail.com