Mod Superhero Release AND September 2026 Writing & Life Update

Summer is officially over—

And Mod Superhero: Singularity releases September 10th!

Everything has led to this.

The Resistance has fought a losing war against stronger enemies, impossible odds, and a world determined to preserve the status quo. Now they’re ready for one last push:

A coordinated strike that will dismantle the systems that have kept supers ruling over ordinary people. The plan is elegant. The antimatter reactors are ready. But the timing must be perfect.

All Emmett has to do is survive the Brotherhood’s army of drones and biomechs—

Outsmart a psychic hive-mind and a legion of vampires—

Overcome the most powerful super on Earth—

And face an alien ship carrying dozens more just like Paragon.

3.5 years. 7 books. Almost 1,000,000 words of sci-fi superhero action. 

Thank you all so, so much for reading the series. Writing is my passion, but sharing these stories is what makes it special. 

Reminder that Mod Superhero is also officially available to libraries*. This is a recent change. For years, Amazon required ebook exclusivity to be in their Kindle Unlimited program. Thankfully, they relaxed that recently in regards to libraries. 

*Note that you’ll still need to request the series from your library. It’s not automatically going to be there. Check your library’s website (or as a librarian!) to find that process. 

Still working on my new series. Just hit 90,000 words, but it will still be a few more months before I’ve got enough ready to release on Royal Road. I’ll keep you guys updated month by month, so stay tuned!

Reading/Listening recap: 

In August I listened to “Incidents Around the House” by Josh Malerman. If you’re looking for a creepy story, then I highly recommend it. Now I’m listening to Soulsmith (book 2 of Cradle) by Will Wight. Cradle is one of my favorite series, and listening to it in audio has added new depth to the story. 

I’m finishing up “They Thought They Were Free” by Milton Mayer. This is another heavy non-fiction read, but definitely relevant now more than ever. 

I think that’s it for updates. Catch you guys in a month.

SF

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