Progress, Not Perfection
Okay, click the link below and read it. It is mostly aimed at straight white men, but I think there is something in there that can be learned by everyone. I read it first thing this morning, okay, first thing after I was done in the shower, but still.
I hope it makes you think a little bit before you open your mouth today.
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A dark fantasy novella from the Armageddon Angels series by Eric Swett I’m excited to announce that my latest book, The Hell Forged Wizard, will officially launch on Kickstarter this April 29th. This dark fantasy novella is a new addition to the Armageddon Angels series—a standalone tale that delves into […]
Welcome to the new website. It took me about a year to decide on whether or not I wanted to do this. You see I already have a website, but it is a sadly unattended thing at this time. Life got away from me and the last three or four […]
They cast him into hell. They should have made sure he stayed there. I’m thrilled to announce the release of The Hell Forged Wizard, a dark fantasy novella by Eric Swett, now available on Amazon in Paperback, Kindle, and Kindle Unlimited. This gritty, infernal tale follows Matthew Finitz, a brilliant […]
The time has come to step into the fire. I’m thrilled to finally unveil the cover for my upcoming dark fantasy novel: The Hellforged WizardAn Armageddon Angels Story The Hellforged Wizard plunges readers into the harrowing descent of Matthew Finitz—a ruthless sorcerer whose thirst for power was eclipsed only by […]
🔥A dark fantasy novella set in the world of Armageddon Angels 🎉 Launch Day is Here! 🎉🔥 The Hell Forged Wizard is now live on Kickstarter! 🔥 I’m thrilled to announce that The Hell Forged Wizard, a dark fantasy novella set in the Armageddon Angels universe, has officially launched on […]
Introduction Being an independent author today is both thrilling and daunting. You’ve crafted a story worth sharing, but launching it into a crowded market can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, the rise of social media, digital advertising, and global online communities offers more opportunities than ever to connect with readers. In this […]
When I sat down to play Kingdoms of Keshanar at Ret-Con in February, I expected another solid indie campaign setting—engaging, creative, but somewhat familiar.
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Interesting article but I’ve never had that problem. The few times in my life I let my arrogance get the better of me it either bit me in the ass or I felt like utter crap afterwards. Never had much of an ego, not very competitive (if at all) and I don’t consider myself all that intelligent… At this point though, in this world, I realize that these are all major character flaws.
I’ve also never had an advantage in being white. I know this paradigm exists for others but nothing ever fell on my plate because I was Caucasian. Unless you want to include being moved to the head of the line for a supermarket job (ahead of the Hispanics from my neighborhood) when I was 16. I remember going to the financial aid office in NY Tech and everyone looking at me like I shouldn’t be there. I’ve found that life is less about color and a whole lot more about status.