G Younger: Blog

My new series, A Better Man, first posting was today. These are shorter chapters so I will be posting three times a week Tue/Thur/Sat.

Book 1 jumps forward in time for the start of college.

Book 2 is a third done (35 chapters so far) and will start posting on SOL next summer (Once 1 and The Third Son are done posting).

G Younger

Until A Better Man Book 1 begins posting on SOL.

I will begin posting on my birthday, August 26. I'll post three chapters per week for this one.

Book 2 is being written. I've completed 20 chapters of what I anticipate will be around 90 when done. No set time for getting it done. My goal is for the end of the year, but these books are large and sometimes it just tells me to write more ...

I want to thank everyone for their kind words about Conclave. Before I write the next book, I have plans for something different. I hate it when a book idea keeps pestering me to write it, so I will cave and work on that first once ABMII is complete.

Thanks for reading.
G Younger

Wednesday will wrap up this story. Alex has been one of my favorite characters to write about. I am planning on two more books for this series. Don't ask when ... ;-)

I just put up an Advanced Reader Copy of The Third Son on my website. Growing up I read mostly fantasy and science fiction. While writing this book I found out how hard it is.

Thankfully, Old Rotorhead saved me with his medieval and military advice. So a special shout to him for his help.

The second A Better Man book has 20 chapters written. I am guessing it will be about 90 when done. That means I have no real idea when I'll have it completed. I would love to get it done by the end of the year.

Thanks
G Younger

I began writing for fun. Over the long weekend, I sat down at a keyboard and began a short story about a guy and a gal. Come Monday evening I'd written almost 200 pages.

That story ended being Stupid Boy.

I wanted to send a quick note to everyone that encouraged me back then to continue writing. What started out as fun has turned into a passion.

Thanks
G Younger