News, News, and more News!

These last few weeks have really been good to me in more ways that I can't count, so I'll just go right into it.

First, Mocha Memoirs Press will be publishing my Dimensional Bridge series and I couldn't be happier. The edits to the first book are complete, so I'm working on edits for the second book in the series now. Shout-out to my editor Lexxx who is amazing, a treasure trove of ideas, and incredibly helpful when I needed to work my main character out of a jam. I absolutely love this series and it has definitely ignited me to finishing not only this one up, but another trilogy that has been the works for a while, too.

Second, be on the lookout for the January edition of Apex Magazine. Message in a Vessel is going for a second reprint! Woohooooooooo! I was sure it was a hoax when I got the email request, so I had a do a little research to make sure it was real. I'm still over the moon about it, too. Apex Magazine is like one of my dream magazine to end up in. Have you seen their covers?! Good lord, they're gorgeous. That alone is an eye-grabber. But then the stories inside are just as thrilling. I consider an a huge honor to be a part of something this incredible.

Third, I went to DragonCon and had a blast with my little A.J. (also known as Middle Bit). We partied in the Hilton, caught the parade in front front of the Marriott, and took some fabulous pics because my kiddo was the only Mina Ashido from My Hero Academia we could find there. I really love that Middle Bit has absolutely fallen in love with cosplaying. Unfortunately, my wallet doesn't like it so much, but who can resist these kinds of results? Plus, she's learning that the more she can make on her own, the less I have to buy and the more supportive I'll be.

Yes, we are Demon Slayer fans to the core. My kiddo (Tanjiro) and I (Nezuko--I lost a bet), and our aunt (Zenitsu--she stayed in character the WHOLE time), paused for this pic on the street.

But, our convention days aren't over yet. If you're going to be at IchibanCon or Anime Town Greenville in January, stop by and say hello. This is more so for the kiddo to have her cosplay fun, but I always enjoy meeting fans whether they're hers (I think she has about 10k followers on Tik Tok) or mine (I don't do Tik Tok, as I just now started an Instagram account).

That reminds me. I should probably post my Instagram handle: vgharrison_author .

Be sure to check back for more updates!

What I've Been Up To

Dragon Con was a blast this year! The kiddo and I went with my aunt as Tanjero, Nezuko, and Zenitsu from Demon Slayer. No, I don't have any pics to post. Of course, we'll be go back again next year. This time, different characters from the Demon Slayer world, possibly from Tokyo Ghoul, maybe The Promised Neverland, or InuYasha. Black Butler isn't off the table either. The plans are still in the works, so that line up will most likely change.

I've been writing, crocheting (new hobby), and thinking about setting up my hydroponics garden again. If you want to learn how to crochet, I highly recommend The Woobles. You're not going to learn it right off the bat, but I suggest getting a beginner wooble and see what you can do. By my third one, I can tell a huge difference between that and the first one.

Oh and before I forget, another amazing author from Mocha Memoirs Press has a new release. Check out this book cover for P.A. Cornell! Congrats!

When Parker signed up for the new colony world, they said the journey would be easy; just a nice, long stasis nap, followed by a smooth descent in landing pods.

They were wrong.

When an asteroid impact damages their pod, Parker and her fellow passengers are prematurely launched and left stranded on a wild, uninhabited moon–the remnant of a failed terra forming experiment.

With no way to call for help, the group must race against a rapidly-closing window of time to reach an abandoned camp before their slim chance at rescue is gone forever. Their journey will be far from easy as the dangers of this new alien landscape reveal themselves at every turn. The only one who can lead them through it is Parker.

But she has her own priorities- Survival may not be one of them.

Buy the ebook here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BDNXG5GT

Paperback SOON!

What I've Been Up To

It's been a while since I've last written in this blog, so I thought I'd touch base. In all honesty, I mostly read blogs when I'm looking for information that has to do with fixing a problem.

But for the sake of doing my marketing duty, here it goes...

For the most part, I've been working on material for my other pen name. I've gotten rights reverted back to me for one book, so I just finished doing updates to that. Also, I've gotten some serious inspiration for my YA series that I need to get out of my head and down on my laptop screen.

As for what I'm doing as VG Harrison, I'm almost done writing my next trilogy. I've changed the name of the first book to something that's closer to home. Also, I'm working through a few ideas for an upcoming anthology that will be released by Mocha Memoirs Press. It's going to be about robots, so you know that's right down my alley. Fingers crossed, I make the cut, too. I've already played around with one idea, but when I reread the theme, I realized it might not work because my protagonist isn't the robot. "Some-bodies" else are. I still might finish it anyway. If nothing else, it might drum up another robot idea in my head. That's usually how it works with me.

Oh, and let me not forget that I'm thinking about another story that takes place at sea. That will most certainly be under the V.G. Harrison pen name.