Alright, September of 2019 is thankfully over, another monthly spin of the cycle in whatever is left of this country. Since I had to dedicate most of my time to certain real life nuances and I focused most of my writing time to my novel project’s lore and to other Read more…
Welcome to another Sword of the Nation preview, this one is a little different, a lore preview rather than a character one, focused on the Nasivern. While the Nasivern’s tale is of peripheral importance to the narrative of the first three books, their influence can be seen at times, most Read more…
Welcome to Sword of the Nation’s third preview. In this one, I’ll be presenting you with a brief look at the villains of the story: The Ashen Reckoning, and their leader, Dogma. Once again, I would like to avail myself of this opportunity to reiterate that these previews aren’t 100% Read more…
Hello, and welcome to the second of a series of Sword of the Nation previews. This one is focused on another set of characters: The Royal House of Starsong. Before we start, I would like to mention that these are not 100% final and may be subject to change before Read more…
Greetings and welcome to Sword of the Nation’s first character preview. This, the first of several planned previews will give you an initial glimpse of the heroes of the tale: The Gestalt team. Please be warned that these aren’t 100% final and some details have been omitted for spoiler purposes. Read more…
Hello, it’s been a while since I last wrote anything about my novel series, and for that I apologize, it’s been a most chaotic year. I finished the first draft of Sword of the Nation a couple of days before 2018 was over, just as I had planned. That first Read more…
Numerous are the wonders that this Bolivarian Socialism of the XXI Century has graced us with. Endless blackouts and water shortages that I’m sure some will say they help preserve the environment, shortages that help is stretch our limbs and increase our legs’ resistance, lack of access to proper nutrition Read more…
We’re now in the month of August of 2019, the eighth of this year’s twelve months; sixteen months since our mother passed away, and more than halfway through my 31st year of life. Time, or rather, its fleeting and ephemeral nature, is something that I’ve obsessed with as of late, Read more…
Allow me to go back to Monday, the 22th of July. It started as your regular run of the mill Monday; nothing extraordinary despite having a rather exhausting morning and sparse raining. I walked around trying to find a working ATM in this area, I withdrew the max allowed amount Read more…
There has been many cases of failures throughout the video game industry; some of a higher profile than others—especially in the MMO market and its desire to replicate World of Warcraft’s original success. However, there’s so few cases of a product rising from the ashes of its monumental failure and Read more…