Author Dustin Mills wearing his new Valhalla Books t-shirt while he delivers his new fantasy novel Pigiron to little free libraries in his community.
Check his video out on his TikTok channel @pigiron
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I wanted to share this video with you. It is from when I first received the proof copy of my first published book Blood Thrasher in 2018.
I have learned a lot since then and I still look back at that moment when a dream became reality.
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Sean Taylor By Adam Messer
“I dream for the days of Vonnegut and Bradbury, where writers could write what they wanted instead getting pigeon-holed into epics and series and marketing-based genres that were layered in six feet of bricks.” – Sean Taylor.
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We recently interviewed Kim Marie Farris. She posted this cool video on her TikTok.
You can also read her behind the scenes look at her story Mr. V .
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Brian K. Lowe “My books are meant to be fun, a couple of hours to lose yourself in a different life, maybe a completely different world. If you finish a book of mine and say, “That was fun!” then I’ve done a good job.” – Brian K. Lowe.
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Adam Messer I grew up loving Reading Rainbow. This was the shirt I received by backing their crowdfunding campaign.
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Dustin Mills By Adam Messer
“I think I always knew I wanted to tell stories in some fashion. I can’t pinpoint exactly when, but as far as I can remember, I’ve always wanted to entertain people. It’s a noble endeavor, I think, to distract folks from their own mortality for a few minutes, hours, or days.” – Dustin Mills.
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Jonathan W. Sweet “A good character has to be well-rounded, self-aware. There have to be flaws. Nothing’s more boring than a character who is perfect.” – Jonathan W. Sweet.
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John A. Tures By Adam Messer
“John F. Kennedy said something like “One person can make a difference, and everyone must try.” But it doesn’t mean there’s only one good person out there. A lot of “one persons” can work together to overcome a lot of challenges and problems today.” – John A. Tures.
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Susan Nefzger “The most important thing we can do is help each other live our best lives. How we do that on an individual basis is related to sharing our gift” – Susan Nefzger.
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The other day I woke up, as I often do having had a dream I wanted to scribble a note about. This was the note.
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Duane Laflin By Adam Messer
“There is no single or proper way to write. So-called experts disagree on just about everything… and extremely successful writers may use vastly different techniques… so don’t be discouraged by critics and do the best job you can.” – Duane Laflin.
Duane Laflin is a world traveling magician who writes adventure novels bringing the illusion to life.
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Gwendolyn Nadean Mathews By Adam Messer
“Leadership is not always easy, and it is certainly not always comfortable. Challenges, conflict, and difficult decisions are part of the role. However, effective leaders equip themselves to face those challenges directly rather than avoiding them.” – Gwendolyn Nadean Mathews.
Gwendolyn Nadean Mathews underscores the meaning of leadership in her new book The Heart of Leadership: Mastering Leadership in a Changing World.
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Andrew Salmon By Adam Messer
“One thing I learned from classic pulp fiction is plot-driven is my bread and butter. Sure, the past masters could slip a little characterization in there but it happened during a car chase or gunfight. Keep the story moving. Always!” – Andrew Salmon.
Andrew Salmon is a sleuth and pulp fiction writer who keeps the story moving with fast paced action.
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Ron Fortier Our great friend Ron Fortier looking good wearing his new Action Pulp! sweatshirt!
Check out our interview with him here!
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Mail call- Hawk of New York written by Bobby Nash! How cool is that?
Bobby also drew this cool Transformers Autobot Ratchet I’m adding to my collection! I’m a big TF fan.
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Marissa McFarland By Adam Messer
“When Goodbyes Begin, which is launching into the literary world March 24, 2026, is a family saga. Loosely based on my own family’s story, I started writing it as therapy when my father was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Honestly, I didn’t expect it to become the real life book that it is today.” – Marissa McFarland.
Marissa McFarland writes from her heart about life, family, and humor.
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Hello!
I have a Ravenwood short story coming out soon with Airship 27.
This is a sketch I drew and inked from one of the scenes in the story.
Although it wont be included in the anthology, I had a lot of fun with this sketch.
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