It’s been a super year, with Minute Men: Execute & Run debuting in print and ePub in October, audiobook in November, and now on CD from Blackstone Audio.
Clearly, we have a lot to celebrate, and we thank you for being part of it.
Since launching this newsletter, we’ve amassed a dedicated following of enthusiastic fans who have helped us achieve a string of 5-star ratings on Amazon. If you’ve read the book and haven’t yet posted a review, please consider doing so. And if you purchased the book but have not yet joined the adventure, we hope you’ll find time to do so during the holidays. And if you haven’t yet picked up a copy, why not do it now? It only takes a minute! The button below will get you started.
Latest News: The complete audiobook of Minute Men: Execute & Run has just been released. It features the same recording that Audible released last month, but with the CD, you can now download the entire audiobook onto your personal device, share it with friends, and even listen when the internet is down or unavailable.
And it makes a great stocking stuffer.
The Minute Men CD is released through Blackstone Audio and can be ordered at Amazon. To get your copy, click the order link on the Minute Men website.
In addition to writing Minute Men 2: Sixty Seconds to Die, I’m looking forward to working with Christopher and his media team as they develop a series of Minute Men story videos to be released on TikTok, YouTube, and elsewhere. When they’re available, you’ll read about them in this newsletter.
The Minute Men podcast tour continues with two new installments.
In the first, Chris and I join host Dan Henk on the Skull Sessions Podcast to explore the intersection of horror and sci-fi adventure. You can check it out here:
And the second is part of a series of interviews that will continue this week on Lancer Kind’s award-winning Sci-Fi Thoughts Podcast. Here, among other things, Chris and I talk about driving in LA, growing up in Philadelphia, and the origins of Minute Men: Execute & Run.
Since launching this newsletter eight months ago, we’ve kept to a biweekly schedule.
In 2026, we’ll be mixing things up by bringing out installments to coincide with the latest Minute Men news. And considering the things we’ve got cooking, there’s sure to be a lot of that. The more fluid schedule means we won’t be waiting for a specific date to share new developments. So, if you haven’t already done so:
Also, please continue to help us spread the word about all things Minute Men:
And most importantly, enjoy the holidays!
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