Mostly Non-Unintended Cultivator Updates (Patreon)

Sort-of Unintended Cultivator-related news: I have opened up an additional ten slots in the Uncle Kho's Cultivation Corner tier. I'm not sure if anyone actually wants those slots, but the tier is also always full. So, now a few more people can upgrade to it if they want. It's main attraction is that it gets you signed paperback copies when they become available, assuming you're in the US. 

While Unintended Cultivator remains my primary focus, I do have other projects from time-to-time. One of my other projects is my Samuel Branch urban fantasy series. No, there isn't a new novel yet. But, there is a shiny new audiobook version of book 3 in the series, Rises. It's read by the same narrator as books 1 and 2, and you can find it here.

Since I don't think I've ever provided links to them all in one place and people ask sometimes, here are links to my other books. I'll also be adding these on the main chapters page if you want to find them later

Falls: A Samuel Branch Novel - Amazon (Kindle/Audible/paperback)

Turns: A Samuel Branch Novel - Amazon (Kindle/Audible/paperback)

Rises: A Samuel Branch Novel - Amazon (Kindle/Audible/paperback)

The Samuel Branch Omnibus (Books 1-3 collection) - Amazon (Kindle/Kindle Unlimited)

The Midnight Ground - Amazon (Kindle/Kindle Unlimited/paperback) This has an AI-read Audible edition. It's not quite like having a human reader, but it's definitely better than Kindle's text to speech function.

Contingency Jones: The Complete Season One - Amazon (Kindle/Kindle Unlimited/paperback)

I know some of you are eager for fresh chapters of some of my secondary projects, like Rinn's Runn and The Chronicles of Forde Voss. These projects have largely taken a backseat to getting Unintended Cultivator on a publication schedule. I'm currently reviewing the copyedits on Vol. 3, which has a scheduled publication date of July 2, 2024. After I finish the review of these copyedits and the forthcoming proofreading edits, things should become much more predictable on the publishing front. These tasks and things like blurb writing should come up on a more predictable schedule, like every three months or so. I won't be trying to cram as much into my days, which should help free up time and brain space for writing new chapters on secondary projects.  

Okay, I think that covers just about everything.