Hey y’all, I’ve gotta keep this quick as I’m swamped with work today, but wanted to let you know that COLONIES LOST is now available for pre-order on Amazon. I say this for two reasons: I know you guys have been waiting a while for your chance to score a copy, and If you pre-order […]
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NEWS: IJM to return to 4HU with “Free Bird Rising”
This week, I signed a contract with military science fiction publisher, Seventh Seal Press, to pen a full-length novel set in the Amazon-bestselling Four Horsemen Universe (4HU). The book will be titled, Free Bird Rising, and tells the story of Taylor Van Zant, a bartender from Jacksonville, North Florida who is left to pick up […]
NEWS: “Colonies Lot” to arrive June 12
Hey ya’ll, I just got the official word from the publisher. My new novel, Colonies Lost, will be released worldwide in e-book format on Tuesday, June 12. Stay tuned here and on social media as more news unfolds. You can also get a jumpstart on this story by reading Nightfall, the prequel short story to […]
FREE NEW RELEASE: “Nightfall,” the short story prequel to “Colonies Lost”
Happy Hump Day, gang! By now, y’all know that my new book, Colonies Lost, is on the way June 12. You also know that the story focuses on a present-day US Marshal who delves into the mystery surrounding the Lost Colony of Roanoke Island. What you won’t see in that story, however, are the actual […]
VIDEO: Talking Colonies Lost and FSU spring football on FB Live
Morning, y’all! I had a few seconds after breakfast so thought I’d take the opportunity to check in via Facebook Live with a quick project update on Colonies Lost, as well as a few other projects I’ve got in the works. I also give my thoughts on tonight’s Florida State spring football game, and what […]
COVER REVEAL: Colonies Lost
Trip Hackett needs a beer. On the heels of his latest suspension, disgraced US Marshal Trip Hackett packs up his Stetson and returns home to Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, where he hopes to circle the wagons and find a new means of supporting his family. He knows shooting the man was justified. However, with his […]
IJM weighs in with Harvick on Danica, NASCAR stardom
There’s a great article from NBC Sports this weekend on Danica Patrick’s exit from NASCAR, and the sport’s need for new “mega star” drivers moving forward. I was a huge Danica supporter, dating all the way back to her rookie season in IndyCar. She brought a ton to the table in terms of exposure (see […]
IJM finally sees Justice League
Finally got around to watching Justice League last night. Believe it or not, I didn’t think it sucked. Was it the best superhero movie I’ve ever seen? Not even close. However, it was a far cry better than Thor: The Dark World, X-Men: The Last Stand, or Spider-Man 3. What didn’t work about this film: […]
VIDEO: IJM talks music and writing on Facebook
Happy Hump Day, y’all! Just wanted to let you know that the latest entry into the “Ian answers stuff about…” video series is now on my Facebook page! This month I discuss why it is that I tweet so much about music, and how music informs my writing process as a fiction author. Click here […]
Draft 1 of next book is in the can
BOOYAH!!! Draft one of the new Mil SF project, Where Eagles Fly, is in the can. Now I’m off to pen a quick short story based on those same characters (for email listers only) then it’s onward to draft two. Hoping to have the finished manuscript in to the publisher by Memorial Day. Colonies Lost […]
IJM talks writing, Mako, and more with JR Handley
I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed by JR Handley for his SciFy Shenanigans blog. Needless to say, we had a blast! You can read the full interview here! About the Blogger: JR Handley is a veteran who writes military science fiction to excise the demons of his time spent fighting in the late […]
Quick Project Update
Hey ya’ll, just wanted to pop by for a quick update on where I stand with my current slate of projects. Colonies Lost Colonies has wrapped the content edit phase and is on to line edit with the publisher. I hope to have those notes back in the next month. Where Eagles Fly 50,000 words […]