Brian J. Walton

The first volume of Future Visions is now available, which means it’s your turn to help. Do me a favor, spend a buck, and help bring more high-quality fiction to this world in a time when it is needed more than ever. You might find it hard to think

There’s a lot to cover today. Between the anthology series, wrapping up RECURSION, and planning a new series, there’s a lot going on to tell you about. But first, I wanted to start with something a bit personal. As you all know, my newborn son spent almost three

I wanted to first tell you about my next project. In addition to wrapping up the Recursion Event Saga, and starting a new (secret) novel, this summer I’m launching a quarterly anthology series. I’ve always loved short stories, and have been thinking about more anthologies to submit to.

This week, I’ve got the first 2000 words of Recension: Book 4 of the Recursion Event Saga, exclusively for supporters on Patreon. Support me at only $3 a month and get this and much more, including an ebook copy of the book before anyone else gets a chance to

Today  I’m giving you something not quite book related. Instead, how about some music? For those who are currently reading INCURSION, here’s a companion playlist to read along with. Some of the songs are mentioned directly in the text, others are representative of the 90s–the time period

In May 2017, my short story THE DRONE PILOT was released as part of the EXPANDING UNIVERSE ANTHOLOGY. The short story has finally come back to me, and I’ve released as a standalone. You can get it right now on Amazon for 99c. This was something different for me

The following is only lightly edited and may contain spelling and grammar errors, as well as very mild spoilers for Books 1 and 2. New York, 1998 “Jim Gardner, where’ve you been all night? And my god! Is that Arthur Longdale I see you talking to? Who let that

I always spend some time at the start of a project finding just the right playlist for what I’m writing, be it a novel, screenplay, or short story. For me, it’s usually a single album or soundtrack that, as I write, will be played hundreds of times on

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be posting some sneak previews of Dispersion, a few hundred words at a time. The first thing you need to know about Dispersion is that we’re getting a brand new main character. Welcome to Venice Beach, CA. 1974. And meet your protagonist,