My Books Are Back on Amazon!

I’m proud to announce that 3 of my books are back on Amazon!

A Winner is You! The Funniest Video Game Quotes with Snarky Commentary

Fight Mega Man, For Everlasting Peace Vol. 1

The Test of Island Courage: A StarTropics Tribute

Unfortunately, my two Dragon Ball related books can’t be restored due to copyright issues. However, you can grab them both for free on my Dragon Ball website.

I was finally able to restore them in 2026 and they’ve actually been bringing in a bit of side money again.

My main creative endeavor has been game dev since 2021 after these books were initially de-listed, but I still have some ideas for future books.

I’m in the process of writing my first original IP (Intellectual Property) narrative fiction book which is a horror/action novel named after my Diablo IV character. The book won’t have anything Diablo in it, but will share the name of the character I made. I’ve been writing it at a snail’s pace, but I do plan to work on it in bits and pieces when I can. I have no idea when it will release as I’m busy with game dev and my other ventures.

I’m also writing another autobiography which is a more expanded version of my Vegeta Insane book, focusing on more of the stuff outside of my Dragon Ball webmaster experience. I’ve gotten pretty far into it and it’s been incredibly thearapeautic to write about alot of stuff I was personally going through over the years. Like my horror novel, I have no idea when I’ll get it done, but I’m still working on it here and there.

I’m still uncertain on whether or not if I want to write about IP that I don’t exactly own after having my Dragon Ball books delisted. I know my Fight Mega Man For Everlasting Peace book has sold pretty well, but I don’t think I want to spend the effort to do the X, Zero, Battle Network, and other series which I had planned at one point. I’m still open to working on books based on other IP, but I think other IP will be on the backburner for now since I wanna focus on my own IP.

I would like to write some original IP as books since games take very long to make and expand the amount of original IP I own. I’m pretty sure that some of my book IP can be turned into games, but it’s definitely alot faster to write a book than it is to make a game. If I feel that I can turn one of my book IP into a game, then I’ll do that. However, the process of writing a game is way different than writing a book.

I recently read “Gnome Cave” by James Rolfe, aka the Angry Video Game Nerd and I enjoyed it more than most people have. It was originally a movie script that James wrote many years ago, but decided to convert it into a book rather than making it into a movie. One thing James said was that he didn’t have to think about filming locations, logistics, budget and many other roadblocks that happen before a movie can even get started. James felt refreshed that all he had to do was open up his word processor and just let his imagination type everything out.

With that said, definitely check out my 3 books that have been restored on Amazon and I’ll keep you all updated with my book writing endeavors in the future!