Kiwi Sourdough: The Biggest News Yet!

I am pleased to announce that my friend and sometimes actor Philippa Ballantine and I will be collaborating on a new project this year. Although my creative partner on this endeavor and I are both known for our steamy fiction, this project takes it to a whole new level.
Beginning in December, we will be [...]

1 Comment »Filed under: Books, Career, WritingPosted on July 24th, 2009

Updates, general and specific

I’m stopping in to give you all a quick digest on my recent activities, which have been many, prolific, and at hopefully somewhat scandalous.
First, the appearances. You can find me on recent episodes of Podioracket, The Dead Robots Society, and doing voice work as the German Army in Philippa Ballantine’s Weather Child. You [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Books, Career, LinuxJournal, Podcasting, Unsavory Excursions, WritingPosted on July 9th, 2009

Nina Kimberley the Merciless - Free E-Book

Those of you who listened to Predestination heard Christiana Ellis’s voice playing bit parts — when you listen to Down From Ten you’ll hear her as one of the main characters. But when you listen to her podcasts - Shallow Thoughts, Space Casey, or Nina Kimberley - you’ll be holding your sides.
Which is what [...]

No Comments »Filed under: Book Reviews, Books, Podcasting, Unsavory ExcursionsPosted on May 15th, 2009
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