I am moving at the Speed of Quality: Substance over Surface; Value over Volume; and constantly striving to surpass an increasingly high standard, driven by the absolute belief that the Extraordinary is something that can be Chosen.
Continue reading →We’ve made the Kickstarter goal for the DRAWING OUT THE DRAGONS Project, with sixty hours to go. DotD WILL be a print book. I am very grateful to everyone who has supported this, both in pledges and in spreading the … Continue reading →
…has cruised past the $5000 mark, and a lot of cool new rewards have been unlocked! Go have a look, and give us some support to get this book out in beautiful hardcover and paperback editions. A little over a … Continue reading →
I’ve been saying for a few days now that I felt like doing something Epic. And this is what I chose to do. Drawing out the Dragons is, I believe, my best, most vital, most necessary work. The responses I’ve … Continue reading →
Ebooks are rapidly becoming as ubiquitous a format as print for book reading; a trend I am embracing with my ebook releases of Drawing out the Dragons, The Unusual Motion of Strange Beasts, and MythWorld Book One: The Festival of … Continue reading →
…is Magic that can be shared. At a few minutes to Midnight – which is when all the best kind of Magic happens – I announced a new project, one which a lot of people have been waiting for. Please, … Continue reading →
At conventions, I’ll often discount prints for younger fans, or for fans who are on tight budgets, but would love to have some of my art on their walls. Today, we’re going to pretend I’m at a convention. I’ve lowered … Continue reading →
I’m writing this piece to inform everyone who bought MythWorld Book One: The Festival Of Bones in the last twenty-four hours that you are now the owners of a collector’s item – because the vesion that was first released is … Continue reading →
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: HERE, THERE BE DRAGONS author James A. Owen launches a new Urban Fantasy series – as ebooks June 23, 2011 – Silvertown, Arizona – The shifting landscape of publishing is something that should be embraced, not feared, … Continue reading →
The Coppervale Studio, being an old renovated church, is a very large creative space. Part of my overall goal was to have a place to work where you could, if stuck, pick up your project, move twenty feet in any … Continue reading →