What keeps men going when everything around them has crumbled, when all supports and hope seem to have failed? This is the question that lies at the heart of the Bjornlinga Saga, where survival, brotherhood, and the search for meaning come into sharp focus amidst the silence of the Long Night.

This week, I answer a reader’s question about the connections between Fjolnir’s rugged north and the eastern lands of Kanayama and Arista—and tease what’s to come in Bjornlinga #3!

Let me tell you a little about the history of Archaios, the project that has come to be the center of my creative life.

This is a big moment for me, and I wasn’t sure it was a day that would ever come. But Bjornlinga Saga #1 is now out, the first work in my Archaios Mythos.

This week, Hurricane Milton swept through Florida, bringing devastation to many areas, including my town. Tragically, twenty lives were lost due to collapsing buildings. I’m grateful my home was spared, though the aftermath has been difficult for the community.

I'm incredibly excited to reveal the cover of The Bjornlinga Saga, the first book in the Archaios Mythos, a world-building project I've been working on since 2007.

I have been working night and day lately on my Archaios project, more specifically on editing the manuscript of the first book, currently titled Bjornlings Saga. I want to share a little excerpt from the story...

This week has been a bit quieter on the creative front as I have been buried in academic work. The start of fall semester always brings with it a massive amount of work, and so I have been forced (like Tolkien often was) to focus on doing what keeps my family fed...

As always, my life has been insane with the number of things that I am doing and working on. But I obsessively organize my time and everything remains on track and on schedule...