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Riffwield, a new novel by Hollowed Mind set on Omnithornia, Shady's childhood homeworld, is out now.
A signal-boost for Riffwield, a new 100k+ word novel set in the Romantically Apocalyptic Expanded Universe alongside Bloom.
Catch me live on Twitch.
Why Stupid Sexy Cryptids will never be chopped down for a publisher — daily chapters, no book divisions, free forever.
Vitaly's novels Technomagica and Somebody Stop Her are now available as audiobooks.
Somebody Stop Him is now on Kindle and as a 20-hour audiobook.
Stupid Sexy Cryptids — connected to Bloom and Somebody Stop Him — is now on Royal Road.
Technomagica, my sciency LitRPG, is out now on Kindle and audiobook.
A behind-the-scenes look at the mixed-media process — hand-painted Photoshop work, fractal-generated Mandelbulb structures, and Blender/Unreal 3D models — used to create the series' art.
A behind-the-scenes look at the mixed-media pipeline — hand painting, Mandelbulb fractal renders, Blender/Unreal 3D, and a personal diffusion model trained on 20 years of the author's own photography and illustration — used to create the series' artwork.
A shoutout to BeastAlchemistVa's fan audio recording of half of Chapter 1, with a listen-along link.
The author traces Technomagica's Soviet-inspired setting back to his own childhood living through the USSR's collapse.
A quick note on where the finished book is headed: 21 Days is being edited for publication on Tapas.
A short Q&A update on where the rest of the book went — it's being edited and headed to Tapas.
A behind-the-scenes look at how the author recreates Yulia's glowing rune body-paint for real photoshoots using latex, glue, and glitter.
A quick behind-the-scenes look: every page of Enduring Good is written and painted from a single computer inside a 19th-century church.
The author dedicates Enduring Good to his great-grandfather, an engineer whose life and Harbin's Soviet-Chinese heritage inspired the book's mythology.
The abandoned Soviet cities that inspired the novel's overgrown landscapes — plus proof-of-life from the author's cat, Stormy.
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