American Atrophy Prologue Drab overcast wrapped the sky in a gluttonous daub of clouds. Pellets of sleet mixed into rain, gathering in near-freezing puddles on the rotten and uneven pavement of the sidewalk outside the old Statesboro Hospital. A lazy crowd had grown curious by the unusual presence of militiamen standing arm in arm outside the old facility. The crowd gaveled at the fierceness of the men, their faces shrouded to their eyes by white neck gaiters, their tired and warworn eyes peered out, unbothered by the crowd’s curiosity. The men were each marred by years of combat and sacrifice, all in the name of United States President Aiden Connor; offering an obvious clue to who may be inside the dilapidated hospital facility. Under the decaying plinth of the old sanitarium, President Connor and a cluster of oligarchs glamoured over their new state-of-the-art laboratory, their money well spent. The sheen of the stainless-steel floor of the facility reflec...
America: The Obliged has launched. After what was a gnarly six months delay, I am happy to announce that we fixed a copyright issue with the cover artwork, fixed legal issues with the content and then fixed (again) a terrible misprint on the cover. All told, a 116 day delay. Not bad. ATO is birthed. Oh, and? The eBook should be available by March 1, 2025. The problem now is that I intend to stick to my guns and usher in the feverish release cycle and continue my work on the (massive) sequel, America The Obliged: Civil War. Civil War will follow the struggles of the Federated States of America and the Reddon brothers as they clash both with familial woes but also political conflicts of principle. The book was slated for a late spring release, and despite the continuous delays on ATO, CW will release on schedule as previously announced. That means you need to get to reading!
A special preview is coming for those who want a slice of the ATO action: America: The Obliged at O'Discin Books Hop over to the O'Discin Books page and take a gander. I try not to give away much of the book in the spiel. But ya know, some things have to be laid out from Chapter 1. Official Cover of America: The Obliged
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