Jonathan Moeller, Pulp Writer

The Count of Aretia, and father of Caina, Sebastian Amalas is a quiet, scholarly man, more comfortable with his books

Umberto Eco on morality/normality

Apropos of our recent discussion on magic and morality in fantasy fiction, I thought this quote from Umberto Eco was

But what, you might ask, is “Soul of Serpents” about? Perhaps some literary quotations shall prove illuminating. This: “For thou

It’s like the decline and fall of the Roman Empire. But with Internet. -JM

So whatcha think of the cover for “Soul of Serpents”, the sequel to “Demonsouled” (which is now free) and “Soul

To gear up for “Soul of Serpents” (the final book in the Demonsouled trilogy, coming out next month), I worked

I started editing “Soul of Serpents”, the sequel to Demonsouled and Soul of Tyrants, and I noticed something amusing. I

“Ghost in the Flames”, the second Caina novel, is now available at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, and Smashwords. Click here

John C. Wright has an excellent post about the morality of magic in fiction. Myself, I have a hard time

…now has a name: “Ghost Sword.” What, you ask, is it about? Read on: You think you have defeated me.