Aramis' Workshop

You Can’t Be Caught Red-Handed If You’re Not Red-Handed

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Happy end of July!

Dustland Requiem is now available in Kindle, epub, and paperback here.
Check it out, give it to a friend, leave a review. Every little bit helps.
For Eva fans, 3.33 has been out for a while now, and without going into too much, it’s…different.
But Eva is Eva.

On the Steam front, the Steam summer sale brought out some interesting contenders, such as Rogue Legacy (quite possibly the ultimate rogue-like action game), Reus (the poorperson’s/anyone-with-a-job’s Civ 5), and Evoland (RPG education and fun).
There are plenty more great games, of course, but these are ones worth checking out.

Renamed the Emarosa project since I’ve got some bigger plans for it after A Bard’s Folktale is finished.
Nothing will change for the immediate story though.
Which reminds me–new section of Emarosa posted!

Edit: The contact form is having issues at the moment.
If you need to reach me, I can be contacted at aramis(at)glass-waltz(dot)net.

Even If Your Grades Are Bad, It Doesn’t Mean You’re Failing

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Dustland Requiem is published!
Kindle version available here; epub here, and paperback will be available soon.

If you take the time to read it: thank you.
I personally appreciate anyone who takes their time to support art.
If it isn’t too much, when you finish the story please leave a review.
Amazon, Goodreads, Barnes & Noble–wherever. Every little bit helps.

No new Emarosa this month; spent most of it getting Dustland ready.
New chapter will be ready next month!

I Don’t Need What You Ain’t Got

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‘kay.
So secret project Bards: the first is underway.
Bards: the second is catching its finishing touches.
Expect a release date by the end of the month (for no later than the end of next month).
Many apologies for how long it has taken to get this out, but for quality. And science.
This photograph is proof.

Third chapter of Emarosa POSTED!

If you like neat-yet-violent alt. history, check out Django Unchained.
And Inglorious Basterds while you’re at it.
Actually, pretty much any Tarantino film is worth your time.
Trust me–despite what you might think, your time isn’t that important.
Just count the hours you’ve probably spent on facebook/twitter/reddit/pinterest/[your social network of choice].
Branch out a bit. It’s a lovely world.