Content note for The Tapestry of Time This novel includes a few scenes of torture and imprisonment, some violence including killings, and several references to the horrors of the Holocaust, although those are brief. There is also a running undercurrent of fascism and interaction with Nazis, and scenes of war […]

The wonderful CBC Radio drive-time show here in Ottawa, All in a Day, runs a regular book club in which readers meet the author at a live event, and segments from that discussion air later on the radio. I was thrilled when Alan Neal called me to tell me The Valkyrie was the pick for February 2024.

This story was originally published in Timeworn, Issue 1, October 2019. 2,267 words Pinch leans over the water at twilight. The stone of London Bridge presses cold against his thighs, nothing like the soft, warm brush of William’s fingers. One last thought of his lover, as fleeting as the rush […]

For those of you who are interested in how history, the sagas and my own storytelling combined in my novel The Valkyrie, here are some notes I wrote up using the Kindle version. The main sources are The Nibelungenlied (sometimes called The Song of the Nibelungs), the Volsunga Saga (sometimes […]

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Portfolio: game writing Here are some of the games and related projects I’ve worked on. On this page, you can find screenshots to my work on Evil Genius 2, The Magician’s Workshop and The Road to Canterbury, and links to play the first few chapters of the latter two games […]