Cover for Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure revealed!
Today, Caleb and Black Rose Writing revealed the cover for his forthcoming novel. Due out April 28th!
Cover for Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure revealed! Read More »
Today, Caleb and Black Rose Writing revealed the cover for his forthcoming novel. Due out April 28th!
Cover for Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure revealed! Read More »
In this quick fact, I tell you the cringe-worthy reason behind one of Blackbeard’s most notorious exploits. Ouch.
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In this quick fact, I unveil the first excerpt to Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure!
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In this third fact about Blackbeard, I tell you how the pirate made his enemies believe he was a demon.
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This is the second fact I have to tell you about Blackbeard in the lead up to the release Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure, and this one really surprised me.
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In the days leading up to the release of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure (April 28,2016 – Black Rose Writing), I am going to give my readers–or anyone with interest in the legendary pirate–some of the notes I took as part of my research for the novel.
Blackbeard Quick Fact #1: What is Blackbeard’s real name? Read More »
This was my original opening chapter of the novel. In it, I tell readers what event kicked off the Golden Age of Piracy. This is where the vast amount of treasure (gold, silver, jewels) that drove piracy during the early 1700’s. In my book, the events described in this scene is what leads to Blackbeard receiving his Lost Treasure.
Deleted Scene from Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure Read More »
Caleb is excited to announce that his latest work, Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure, is set to release on April 28th, 2016. It will be published by Black Rose Writing.
Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure gets a release date! Read More »
Why does this keep happening? Every day, when I arrive at my desk in the cubicle farm on the twentieth floor of the Prudential building in Uptown Charlotte, there is a Post-It note stuck to the middle of my computer screen that reads: “I Know What You did”
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“There is no way of demonstrating that a writer is neglecting his job; even his snores are deafening, his subconscious may be hard at work.” – Sir Arthur C. Clarke
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