I'm proud to announce the epic conclusion to Crowns of Silver & Ash is now available in paperback on Amazon.com. The Kindle version is included in the purchase. Click HERE to Buy from Amazon. ...
Thanks again to everyone who downloaded Book I: The Seven Stars during the Memorial Day weekend promotion. It was a huge success. The book made it into the Kindle Epic Fantasy Top 20 – #18 to be exact. For all of you who downloaded a copy,...
Hot off the press! (Wait, can you say that about an ebook?) I'm very happy to announce the long-awaited conclusion to Crowns of Silver & Ash is now available in the Kindle Store. The paperback edition (with final cover art) should be available in the...
Two of my epic poems are featured in Heroic Fantasy Quarterly's first anthology, due out in the next few weeks! The guys at HFQ have been big supporters of my work for years and have given me the confidence to keep at it. It's a great...
I'm happy to announce that my textbook, Writers, Write! A Pocket Guide to Media Writing is now available. Written with my good friend and collaborator Dr. Vijay Reddy for use in the Indiana University curriculum, Writers, Write! is not only a great introduction to the art of media writing,...
They've done it again! The kind editors over at Heroic Fantasy Quarterly have published a second poem, "Lament for the Fathers", from Crowns of Silver & Ash: The Seven Plagues. Here's what they had to say: “Lament for the Fathers by Joshua Hampton is a poem...
An epic poem featured in Crowns of Silver & Ash: The Seven Stars was published and reviewed by Heroic Fantasy Quarterly! The poem, entitled "The Lay of Cuthred King", is performed in the book by Erenbold the Son of the Wielder in a late chapter...
...to Be Chelsea in America. It’s a secret few people share. A club with very few members. It’s most times being the only guy cheering Chelsea at the pub, vastly outnumbered by those bandwagon-jumping muppets known ‘round the world as Man U supporters (there’s always one...
The fantasy fiction blog Adventures in Fiction reviewed "The Lay of Cuthred King" and had great things to say. “Joshua Hampton's "The Lay of Cuthred King" is an homage to Anglo-Saxon poetry. The emphasis in such poetry is not rhyme but alliteration, rhythm, imagery and, of...