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The 2026 Local Author Expo at the Greenville Library

After a hiatus of a few years I’m glad to be participating in the Greenville Library’s annual Local Author Expo again. Stop by the Hughes Main Library branch in downtown Greenville on Saturday, March 14th to see me and other great local authors get your books signed. The library hasn’t announced yet who their featured speakers will be but they’ve had some excellent guests in the past.

Look for updates at the Greenville Library’s site here. I hope to see y’all there!

Baron Bagge at Miller’s Book Review

I’m pleased to have a review of Alexander Lernet-Holenia’s eerie, otherworldly novella Baron Bagge at Miller’s Book Review. You can read it here, though be warned—there are spoilers! I’ve previously written about the art and science of historiography and reviewed Robin Lane Fox’s Homer and His Iliad there. Check out any of those pieces and be sure to subscribe to Joel’s reviews.

Quid, a Substack newsletter from Jordan M Poss

I'm giving Substack a shot in 2025! Right now I plan to use it as a semi-weekly digest, and I'm calling it Quid. Check out of the first issue here, and please do subscribe if you like what you find.

Now available: The Snipers

My latest, a short novel set during World War II, is now available! The Snipers tells the story of JL Justus, an American scout/sharpshooter tasked with finding and killing a German sniper during the Battle of Aachen in October 1944. Readers have already praised its pacing, action, authenticity, its shocking twist and surprisingly emotional ending.

You can learn more about The Snipers here.

The Snipers is available in paperback and Kindle editions on Amazon.com.

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