10/26/26:
Somewhat unrelated, but Microsoft set a default on OneDrive accounts that switched most users from local storage to on-demand only unless you toggle it back. This was a while ago, but it's still worth checking on. I think it's a better idea to keep your files ON you computer, rather than rely on a cloud system to probably work.

(Leaving this news post up for a little bit longer!)
Hey everybody, I'm happy to announce that my novel is now officially published and available!


If you've enjoyed our various webcomics, I hope you'll consider buying this book. It's the product of an awful lot of late nights and years of plotting, character work, and world-building. I'm really proud of it, and, as you might notice... it's only book 1!

This tale is for fans of fantasy, westerns, sci-fi, steampunk, and just plain old adventure. With a hint of romance, too! And if you know the comics, you've got a good idea of the kind of stories I like to tell: epic tales, with a bit of drama, and a dash (and sometimes more than a dash) of humor thrown in.

If you like it, please give me a review! Margins are quite tight on book sales. But mostly, I just want as many people to read and enjoy it as possible. (If you DON'T like it.. well, you don't HAVE to give a review. Really! ;)

Click on the big graphic above for more information, bonus content, and a free link to the first chapter.
Or use this direct Amazon link!

Transcript
Panel 1:
Michael Scott: I've been meaning to ask, though... if I'm a regional manager, how big is my region? Like... just our local sector? Or the entire quadrant?
Jan Levinson: What are you talking about, Michael?

Panel 2:
Michael: Well, I mean if our paper company is going to deploy forces against all incursions, I need jurisdiction over all applicable regions, right?
Jan: Good Lord, Michale. Do you have any idea how much time I've wasted here today?
    You manage this office. I manage you. Understand?
Michael: Kinda. My head feels fuzzy.
Jan: Have Pam get you some coffee.
    Now can we PLEASE get to work?

Panel 3:
Michael: Oh. Someone is already in my office. That's weird.
Jan: The IT guy? Don't tell me you're still fixing his computer.
Michael: Huh. He looks really familiar for some reason.
Jan: Of course he does. He's your IT guy!
Michael: I guess?

Panel 4:
Andre Peters: Commodore Bannister? Oh no, they got you, too??
Michael: Bannister? No, my name is... wait...
Andre: Listen! There was some kind of crash, but everything is coming back online.
    I think the AI is onto me. We don't have much time.
    I found some key information about the TRACK system. We can't just destroy it!
Michael: Destroy it?
Andre: You subscribed, didn't you? Dammit. Look... you have to fight against it!
    Your name is Commodore Jeffrey Bannister. You command Federation Star Defense!

Panel 5:
Jan: TRACK system? Subscribed? Wait, that sounds-- AGHHHHH!!!!!
Michale: Hold on, I know your name! It's-- Andre?? GAHHH!!!!!
TRACK: Mr. Peters. Your actions have violated the guest user terms of service agreement. Your usage is now being upgraded to full subscriber.
Andre: Oh, hell! Commodore! The copy machine! Check the copy machine!!
Jeff: The... copy machine?

Panel 6:
TRACK: Have a wonderful day.
Andre: YARGH!!!!

Panel 7:
SFX: *clonk*
TRACK System reboot complete. Database search: Humorous anecdote.
    Why did the IT guy suddenly disappear?
    His local folder was upgraded into on-demand file storage!
    Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha!
Jeff: Andre?