Alexander Freed
@alexandermfreed.bsky.social
Alias: Alexander Marsh Freed. NY Times bestselling author of video games, novels, and comics. CD Projekt, BioWare, FoxNext, Del Rey, Dark Horse, etc. Pleasantly eccentric.
Latest book: Star Wars: Reign of the Empire: the Mask of Fear
Latest book: Star Wars: Reign of the Empire: the Mask of Fear
Oh, and look what the Google Play bookstore algorithm just threw at me. On sale for $2.99! There are worse ways to spend your money.
April 26, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Oh, and look what the Google Play bookstore algorithm just threw at me. On sale for $2.99! There are worse ways to spend your money.
Robert Irwin's brilliant novel The Arabian Nightmare is on sale as a Kindle ebook, for those of you who use Amazon.
www.amazon.com/dp/B07RW6VNB4
The book has many merits, not the least of which is one of the greatest set of chapter titles I have ever encountered:
www.amazon.com/dp/B07RW6VNB4
The book has many merits, not the least of which is one of the greatest set of chapter titles I have ever encountered:
April 26, 2025 at 6:17 PM
Robert Irwin's brilliant novel The Arabian Nightmare is on sale as a Kindle ebook, for those of you who use Amazon.
www.amazon.com/dp/B07RW6VNB4
The book has many merits, not the least of which is one of the greatest set of chapter titles I have ever encountered:
www.amazon.com/dp/B07RW6VNB4
The book has many merits, not the least of which is one of the greatest set of chapter titles I have ever encountered:
Excerpt of a work in progress. I used Word's "Compare" tool to redline everything that changed between first and second drafts.
The changes are slightly more pervasive than usual for me (there are some recurring minor changes that show up a lot, making it look more red than it "should" be)...
The changes are slightly more pervasive than usual for me (there are some recurring minor changes that show up a lot, making it look more red than it "should" be)...
April 25, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Excerpt of a work in progress. I used Word's "Compare" tool to redline everything that changed between first and second drafts.
The changes are slightly more pervasive than usual for me (there are some recurring minor changes that show up a lot, making it look more red than it "should" be)...
The changes are slightly more pervasive than usual for me (there are some recurring minor changes that show up a lot, making it look more red than it "should" be)...
Huh. I wasn't EXPECTING The Mask of Fear to show up on Entertainment Weekly's "Must List", but I'll certainly take it.
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March 1, 2025 at 1:14 AM
Huh. I wasn't EXPECTING The Mask of Fear to show up on Entertainment Weekly's "Must List", but I'll certainly take it.
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They have arrived.
On-sale date is Tuesday! Early reactions seem gratifyingly positive, but you don't have to like it to buy it--I'll take what I can get!
On-sale date is Tuesday! Early reactions seem gratifyingly positive, but you don't have to like it to buy it--I'll take what I can get!
February 24, 2025 at 2:20 AM
They have arrived.
On-sale date is Tuesday! Early reactions seem gratifyingly positive, but you don't have to like it to buy it--I'll take what I can get!
On-sale date is Tuesday! Early reactions seem gratifyingly positive, but you don't have to like it to buy it--I'll take what I can get!
Last but not least for the day: Rita Ross uses metal sheets and copper tubing to create strange and extraordinary sculptures. Whole metallic ecosystems, brought to life through fire and scrap.
www.ritamarieross.com
www.ritamarieross.com
February 8, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Last but not least for the day: Rita Ross uses metal sheets and copper tubing to create strange and extraordinary sculptures. Whole metallic ecosystems, brought to life through fire and scrap.
www.ritamarieross.com
www.ritamarieross.com
Rob Sakovich does street art, then paints empty spray paint cans to create landscapes. There's something really magical about seeing how the angles work as you walk back and forth in front of the pieces.
www.flickr.com/photos/robz_...
www.flickr.com/photos/robz_...
February 8, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Rob Sakovich does street art, then paints empty spray paint cans to create landscapes. There's something really magical about seeing how the angles work as you walk back and forth in front of the pieces.
www.flickr.com/photos/robz_...
www.flickr.com/photos/robz_...
Laina Terptra's work largely deconstructs 17th century Dutch paintings and transforms them into something much stranger.
www.lainaterpstra.com
www.lainaterpstra.com
February 8, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Laina Terptra's work largely deconstructs 17th century Dutch paintings and transforms them into something much stranger.
www.lainaterpstra.com
www.lainaterpstra.com
Michael Kerbow's apocalyptic industrial visions are just entrancing. Thumbnail images don't really do them justice--the actual canvases are huge.
www.michaelkerbow.com
www.michaelkerbow.com
February 8, 2025 at 8:26 PM
Michael Kerbow's apocalyptic industrial visions are just entrancing. Thumbnail images don't really do them justice--the actual canvases are huge.
www.michaelkerbow.com
www.michaelkerbow.com
We'll start with Amanda Wood. The organic quality of her work, the mixture of forms edging right up to surrealism, the commitment to both simplicity and detail... I'd happily fill a house with her work. (I'm thrilled to own two of the pieces shown.)
www.amandarobinwood.com
bsky.app/profile/aman...
www.amandarobinwood.com
bsky.app/profile/aman...
February 8, 2025 at 8:26 PM
We'll start with Amanda Wood. The organic quality of her work, the mixture of forms edging right up to surrealism, the commitment to both simplicity and detail... I'd happily fill a house with her work. (I'm thrilled to own two of the pieces shown.)
www.amandarobinwood.com
bsky.app/profile/aman...
www.amandarobinwood.com
bsky.app/profile/aman...