Griffin Reads – Dune
Young Paul Atreides, heir to a noble house, travels with his family to assume control of Arrakis, a harsh desert planet and the universe’s only source of spice, the most valuable substance in existence. Read More …
Young Paul Atreides, heir to a noble house, travels with his family to assume control of Arrakis, a harsh desert planet and the universe’s only source of spice, the most valuable substance in existence. Read More …
I’m thrilled to announce my 8th Annual Fan Art Contest! Whether you’ve been following my books for years or are brand new to my stories, this is your chance to bring your favorite characters, creatures, and scenes to life. Read More …
During the night, an orphan named Sophie is snatched from her bed by a twenty-foot-tall giant and carried off to Giant Country. Read More …
If things have seemed a bit quiet on my end lately, well… you’re not wrong. Between packed schedules and navigating some family medical concerns, finding dedicated time to write (let alone doing social updates) has been a real balancing act. But things are getting better. Read More …
Whether you are a fan of my books or a writer looking forward to your own first beta read, I hope you enjoy seeing the sort of feedback I got on the manuscript for my first book. Read More …
Los Angeles is overrun by a zombie apocalypse, leaving the world’s former superheroes to protect the remaining human survivors. Read More …
In Best. State. Ever., humorist Dave Barry sets out to defend the chaotic, bizarre, and often misunderstood reputation of Florida. Read More …
I thought this time I’d talk about keeping all my stories and characters distinct and separate from each other in my head as I’m writing them. Read More …
Druids, Gods and Heroes from Celtic Mythology is a curated collection of myths and legends drawn from the rich oral traditions of Ireland and Wales. Read More …
I’ll Mature When I’m Dead is a showcase of Barry’s talent for observing the world with sharp eyes, a keen sense of timing, and a refusal to take anything too seriously—except perhaps his own lack of maturity. Read More …