Jason M. Waltz
Jason M. Waltz is the editor at Rogue Blades Entertainment, a publisher of high octane adventure fantasy and other heroic literature. As such, he gets to produce such wonderful titles as the anthologies from RBE listed here. In addition to finding authors and tales to publish, he manages to find...
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Jason M. Waltz is the editor at Rogue Blades Entertainment, a publisher of high octane adventure fantasy and other heroic literature. As such, he gets to produce such wonderful titles as the anthologies from RBE listed here. In addition to finding authors and tales to publish, he manages to find a few moments here and there to scratch out some adventures of his own. Jason writes mostly within the speculative and grand adventure genres, with tales ranging from Fedora Fiction (his own term for the detective crime tales of 'Bric' Bricowski) to Sword & Sorcery, with such things as poetry and spiritual horror added now and then.
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Challenge! Discovery by Jason M. Waltz S.E. rating: 4 of 5 stars Rogue Blades Entertainment has a great track record for delivering anthologies (Return of the Sword, Writing Fantasy Heroes,Rage of the Behemoth, and more). Challenge! Discovery is the 2017 edition, which posed a challenge: look at t...
“There is a monster for each of us to face. Some we conquer; some we flee; some we negotiate with; some we suffer; some we… become.” editor Jason M. Waltz. So opens Jason M. Waltz's introduction to Rage of the Behemoth--it is appropriate to quote it in this review of Vengeance is My Lord's: Tales of...
Wow! This book was better, and different, than expected. It isn't just another book on craft. It's barely even a reference guide. It has essays packed with valuable tips written by authors I love. Sure, a few of these were not in my niche, but the ones that were blew my mind. I could not recommend t...
I'm giving this book four stars because I enjoyed pretty much every word in it. So why not five? Because for the most part I did not come away from the book with any great insights that would change the course of my writing. It was a very entertaining read, especially Orson Scott Cards' section, ...
Solid, enjoyable adventure with one week section. The Stories in the ice monster section I could have done without. Overall, a bit long, so the antho would be more enjoyable for most spread out over time. Reading the stories back to back, their similarities cause them to blend together. There are a ...
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