Book Seven Cover Reveal!

Book Seven of the Hazzard Pay series, The Armageddon Seed, is out this week! And here’s the cover, revealed to y’all!

Here’s the description for Book Seven:

Eddie Hazzard knows something is missing from his life, but he can’t quite put his finger on what it is. There are holes all over Arcadia, bits of information missing, gaps in the narrative, and only Eddie can fill them in.

Assuming he wants to. Assuming he’s okay with finding out the terrible truth that underpins everything in the city.

Everything has been building to a single moment, but as it fast approaches, will Eddie actually come out the other side a changed man, let alone alive? The Armageddon Seed has been planted, and the time to harvest has come.

Quick Cases Cover Reveal and Pre-Order Live!

My latest book, the short story collection Quick Cases, is now available for pre-order at Amazon! It’s only $3.99 on Kindle, which I think is a steal. Y’all ready to see the cover for it?

It’s pretty slick, I think. But it’s got nothing on the physical paperback version…

Wrap-around cover!

Anyway, as of the time of this writing, Amazon only shows the Kindle pre-order, but the paperback version should be available as well soon. The book goes live on November 1st, so mark your calendars and make sure your favorite e-reader device is fully charged. This is the longest Hazzard book yet, clocking in at nearly 400 pages (I wrote a lot of short stories, y’all). It also features a Foreword by my brother, Clyde, the only person who ever grocked to me borrowing Eddie’s first name from Who Framed Roger Rabbit?

Comic Anniversary

No, you haven’t posted here in, like, a month.

Okay, cards on the table, I fell off the radar for a bit there. It happens. I’m an introvert with social anxiety and depression who just, y’know, forgets that he has things like a website from time to time.

Anyway, I’m back! Yay! Mostly here to celebrate a milestone over at xeyeti.com, my daily webcomic website.

See, seven years ago, I posted a quick sketch I’d done with a goal for myself: draw something every day for a year. It quickly escalated into something else, and eventually into the comic that it is today. I went from hand-drawing everything to doing the sketches on an iPad to doing them on a Surface Pro. I’ve been doing this for longer than just about anything else in my life.

Next week, I’ll hit the 2000th image for the comic/sketch a day. Another big milestone. Maybe sometime next month I’ll finish up book 5? A man can dream.