Recent content by X Equestris

I finished off Last Argument of Kings on Sunday, so I’m on to Best Served Cold. So far, it’s exactly the kind of relentless ride I’ve come to expect from Joe Abercrombie.

Just took care of everything I wanted, so please delete mine. I can’t say I’m keen on the idea of my email and other account info lying around over there in the aftermath of all this.

These won’t be in KU because the original novelettes were first published in anthologies that went wide, so they don’t have the necessary exclusivity. Does Amazon do the price matching on non-KU titles as well? I could’ve sworn I’d heard about it unrelated to Kindle Unlimited, but I know they...

Right. I figured that was the case, but I have seen some novelettes selling well at $2.99, so I figured I’d check to see what the market as a whole looked like. With this in mind, I’ll start the e-books at $0.99 and maybe lower them once I have some longer form titles out there. For the...

Wow, $6 for the trilogy is an absolute steal. You’re in for a real treat. What I wouldn’t give to experience Mass Effect for the first time all over again! Literally the only complain I have about the Legendary Edition is that they didn’t port over Mass Effect 3’s cooperative multiplayer mode...

I’m in a similar bind. I have a bunch of different ideas jotted down, but I have no idea which of them to start with. None of them are jumping out at me, so I’ve been revamping old worldbuilding notes so at least something is getting done.

Normally, I would, but in this specific situation, I don’t want to leave the botched, AI-covered editions associated the only thing associated with these titles on venues like Goodreads. So they need to be standalone, just like those. Good to know. I’ve seen some self-published authors seen say...

Last year, I had three novelettes reprinted with a new small press. Unfortunately, this small press used AI to make the covers and made some interior formatting decisions that left me pretty dissatisfied, so I've decided to have those editions unpublished and replaced with my own self-published...

Legio X Equestris was Caesar’s favorite legion, earning its name from an incident in the Gallic Wars where the Suebi chieftain Ariovistus offered to parley with Caesar on the condition both leaders would be accompanied only by mounted troops. Since Caesar had doubts about the loyalty of his...

Finally nearing the end of Joe Abercrombie’s first First Law trilogy with Last Argument of Kings. A bit over 200 pages to go!