Why this, why now?
There’s a world I’ve been writing for over 20 years: a myth-soaked frontier shaped by fire, steel, and the weight of human choice.
It began as a short story called The Revolver; a tale about a gun and the man it chose. But the world refused to stay quiet.
Characters aged. Towns changed. Guns remembered.
That world is the Iron Gospel, a series of novels set in a landscape where every weapon holds memory, every choice echoes, and everyone walking the line between justice and violence leaves something of themselves behind.
This space — Writ in Fire and Steel — exists because I can’t wait for the books to do all the talking. I want to bring you into the world before it’s bound and printed.
What kind of community is this?
You’re not just subscribing to updates, you’re riding into a mythic territory still being mapped.
This space is for readers who love:
Story worlds with lore that matters
Fiction that tests the soul as much as the trigger
Explorations of myth, morality, and memory
Gunslingers, sorcery, and the gray in between
Behind-the-scenes insights into the story craft and world-building
Whether you’re a fellow writer, a lore junkie, or just someone drawn to cursed weapons and haunted pasts, you’re welcome here.
What to expect
1–2 posts per week to start.
Lore Drops – world-building posts, mythic history, character dossiers
Dispatches – short fiction, excerpts, narrative fragments
Field Notes – personal commentary on the writing process and creative decisions
Found Pages – in-world letters, journal entries, fragments
Coming soon:
Audio readings of key lore or short stories
Subscriber Q&As
Occasional polls on what lore you’d like next
Free subscribers will receive:
All major lore drops and fiction posts
Commentary and updates on the series
Paid subscribers (coming later) will get:
Exclusive short stories
Deep lore files with possible spoilers
First access to audio content
Behind-the-scenes development notes
Final word
This space is a campfire. Some nights we’ll tell stories. Other nights we’ll sharpen blades. Either way, I’m glad you’re here. Let’s step into the myth together.