Indie April Suggestions – Part 3
Matthew Cormack My favorite form of the post-apocalyptic novel is the cozy catastrophe. My introduction to this sub-sub-genre was with
Matthew Cormack My favorite form of the post-apocalyptic novel is the cozy catastrophe. My introduction to this sub-sub-genre was with
This weekend I am offering a bit of a smorgasbord for your reading pleasure. A little something for everybody. MACABRE
Matthew Cormack is one in a legion of virtually unknown writers who are producing excellent fiction. Much of it better
Good Books You Probably Never Heard Of – Part 12 Don’t Dream It’s Over by Matthew Cormack Every now and
Readers become writers when at some point they say to themselves, “I can do that.” Or they just know the
Last week I talked a bit about my post-apocalyptic series The Rocheport Saga. I said it was part philosophy, part
The Rocheport Saga is part philosophy, part family saga, part satire, part libertarian thought, part action/adventure novel, and all
Post-apocalyptic literature addresses the question: what would life be like if the world as we know it came to an
In some ways, Noah’s flood could qualify as a cozy catastrophe — made all the more cozy by
The Rocheport Saga is my contribution to the cozy catastrophe subgenre. Freedom’s Freehold, the sixth book in the series, is
The human spirit thrives on hope. I think the King James translators put it best (if not a bit
Good things often come in small packages. A surprisingly delightful cozy catastrophe can be found in Ray Bradbury’s short story
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.