Where I Am

  • Home in Vancouver

    After a ton of travel in 2025, I’m back in Vancouver for the winter! A few Vancouver facts for those of you who’ve yet to visit:

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  • Visiting Tunisia

    Tunisia surprised me. A land where the stones remember Carthaginian walls still whispering of empires lost, Roman amphitheatres standing proud against the desert wind. In one day you…

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  • Visiting Dijon

    Dijon is a city that feels like it’s been polished by centuries of quiet pride. Golden roofs, half-timbered houses, and the scent of mustard that’s somehow both comforting…

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  • Heading to Dragon Con

    My first time at the legendary Dragon Con in Atlanta, Georgia from August 29th to September 2nd! Oddly, I was just in Atlanta earlier this year, but I’ll…

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  • In London and Edinburgh

    So, my travels for the next several months include journeying to London for the launch of my latest book, The Malevolent Seven, in late May. I suspect the atmosphere…

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  • In Southern France

    Travel has been a huge part of my life since I was a young boy. I drove $200 beater cars so I wouldn’t waste money that could better…

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  • In Vancouver for the Summer

    British Columbia has done a pretty good job of managing the Covid-19 pandemic overall, but one consequence of that is accepting certain public health rules which, though not…

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  • In Vancouver For The Winter

    I’m pretty addicted to travelling and it’s rare for me not to fly to Europe a couple of times a year, elsewhere in Canada once or twice, and…

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  • In Vancouver For The Summer

    There are worse places to spend a pandemic lockdown than Vancouver, British Columbia. In fact, it would be hard for me to envision a better place to hunker…

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  • In England & France for the Summer

    Doing a bit of traipsing about England and France, visiting with publishers and discussing various new series in the YA fantasy and thriller genres. Of course, sometimes there’s…

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