How Raven Got His Wings
Legal Discourse of Inherent Power within Tribes
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The Hardest Part of Being an Artist
The hardest part of being an author is hitting send.
The Hunted
Sometimes one just has scenes that just won’t let go, even if you aren’t sure where they’ll end up.
Letters to Father Toklo I
Second story in the Time of Nativia Series. Please feel free to contact me if you wish to write in this world. I am super open to… Read more “Letters to Father Toklo I”
Kirkus Review for Raven’s Spear
But perhaps the author’s greatest talent lies in drawing out the emotions of his characters; Jamie, for example, experiences bloodlust and nostalgia, moons over Nettle, and muses on the contradictions that she observes within herself and among others. Readers will likely be spoiling for the next book.
Kirkus Review Monster’s Children
This appealing, well-paced fantasy tale offers a deep dive into what makes its main character tick
The Visit (Short Story)
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A short story as part of my short stories in construction work.
Kirkus Review for Old Ndn
A beautifully written frame story in the vein of One Thousand and One Nights, The Decameron, and Canterbury Tales, Hansen (Raven’s Spear, 2017, etc.) proves short fiction is a genre in which he shines.
Why do People Fight, an Author vs his Character
My character Alex has somethings to say in book two. I find it funny when people mix up characters and myself. Alex gives a speech about gin… Read more “Why do People Fight, an Author vs his Character”
Idaho Jack and the Rescue of Red Hawk
The lights of the city hid the stars under cold polluting orange. The cement beneath my feet crackled as my boots pushed me from shadow to shadow… Read more “Idaho Jack and the Rescue of Red Hawk”
