I am finishing up the first draft of my novel, Normous, which is the latest in my Consortium sci-fi saga. Which cover should I use? Neither cover is AI, btw.
Cover A
Cover B
Here’s the latest on my other projects …
Some of my recent book reviews:
Devious Prey by Scott Reintgen
A true predator cannot be contained. But here’s the twist: in Devious Prey, the most dangerous predator on the island isn’t the dragoness hunting down survivors. It’s the secrets that two very complicated people are desperately trying to keep. Read more.
Academy of Outcasts by Larry Correia
This fantasy novel drops readers into a brand-new world centered on Oz Carnavon, a determined underdog who dreams of becoming a master mage despite having neither the natural talent nor the wealth to attend a prestigious magical academy. Read more.
Jitterbug by Gareth L. Powell
What would you do if Jupiter and Saturn simply vanished, leaving behind a vast habitable sphere built from their wreckage? Read more.
Discover more art history:
Travel through time with this free art course
This is your guided journey through the history of art, designed to help you follow artistic evolution from ancient civilizations to the modern world in a clear, engaging way. Read more.
Migration & Insular Period Art
This is one of those “in-between” eras that’s actually packed with creativity. As the Western Roman Empire declined, groups like the Anglo-Saxons, Vikings, and Celtic peoples moved across Europe—bringing their own artistic traditions. Read more.
Early Renaissance Art
This era marked a major transformation in European art, particularly in Italy, as artists began moving away from medieval traditions and toward a new artistic vision grounded in observation, realism, and human experience. Read more.
My Projects:
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