JUST LOOK at that dramatic and creative-like stare.

I’ve spent the last 17 years working in advertising,
contracting, marketing, higher-ed, game publishing
and software. My work has been featured in dozens
of online galleries, 2 “best-of” books, and 1 weird
European magazine. I’ve written 3 books for the
Kindle, I’ve managed projects in 5 states, I’ve
enjoyed an expansive career in digital art
and branding, and if I end this paragraph
with my signature, I’m pretty sure it’ll
look all, like, way smart and official.

JUST LOOK at that dramatic and creative-like stare.

I’ve spent the last 17 years working in advertising, contracting, marketing, higher-ed, game publishing and software. My work has been featured in dozens of online galleries, 2 “best-of” books, and 1 weird European magazine. I’ve written 3 books for the Kindle, I’ve managed projects in 5 states, I’ve enjoyed an expansive career in digital art and branding, and if I end this paragraph with my signature, I’m pretty sure it’ll look all, like, way smart and official.

In this twisted whirlwind of design subjectivity and debased Photoshopery, those of us who decide to call ourselves “artists” or whatever new "thought worker" title seems appropriate - Visual Lead, Web Designer, UX Ninja, Murderous Cut-Throat Art Czar - chances are you spend every day with Adobe Photoshop open on your computer.

I told a Creative Director once, "I think I may die with Photoshop open." He smiled, nodded, and we finished our espresso in silent contemplation.

It's an extensive look at some of my favorite bits of work in advertising, higher-ed, and marketing from the last few years.

Three ways to see it:

1.) Email me, set up a big fancy interview, and let's chat.
2.) Steal the book from my home. Please don't do this.
3.) Tell me where the gems are hidden. TELL ME.

It’s only kinda fancy.

I grow ever-closer to growing a ponytail and having my wife introduce me at parties as "a novelist."

One book of essays and two science fiction novels down. Next: A bloody epic about moonshining-whale-slavers and how I overthrew the whole lot, alone, with my bare hands and an ivory comb given to me by the ghost of William Howard Taft.

Check em' out over on Amazon.

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    - McCoy.co.uk

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    - rootlock (iTunes)

"Fantastic story...I loved the Gunslinger series, and you have done it justice, bravo! Looking forward to more 'such as it is.'"
     - Mike H (Podiobooks)

"Apocalyptic literature and entertainment is all the rage these days. Even so there are some stories of this type that stand out in excellence and uniqueness within the trend."
    - Legendarium, Fantasy & Sci-Fi

"I am forever a fan of this man's writing and narration. I've been following his podcast since episode 10 or so, and it's been one of the best decisions of my grown man life."
    - Cory Dutson (Goodreads)

“The story is insanely unique, with a sci-fi western feel that re-shapes the way I feel about the genre.”
    - ThumpersWill (iTunes)

"Best. Audiobook. Ever. I’ve listened to tons of audiobooks and this one is definitely the most well produced. ‘Dune’ is my second.”
    - Mithys (iTunes)

"Everyone who has read and enjoyed Stephen King's Gunslinger novels should really give this a go...The production is beautifully done...the music is wonderful."
    - Rusty Carl, author, A Dead God's Wrath

Hit me up via electronic mail: channelwood@gmail.com, or via telepathic mind-code: “BLUE MALLARD.”
Six past the blueberries and once the hypnotic bear claw strikes fourteen o’clock, you’re there. Or just email me.