I was a wee little programmer back when I built my first website more than a decade ago. I modernized that outdated design a bit when building this author's page but didn't have the time and skills to port everything to something more modern that wouldn't annoy me to no end.

As I can code much better now, there is no excuse to have a design from the 2000s. I have moved everything to W3.CSS, which made the website look much better without introducing unnecessary framework madness behind the scenes.

Now that I'm writing again, I hope that the readers who come here will appreciate the new look.

Turns out, subscriptions, book giveaways, and the Facebook page plugin all broke while I wasn't looking. This naturally led to me having a bunch of fun repairing things, and now everything works again.

So now, if you want to recommend my books to someone, they (and you) can get Shards of Earth for free by subscribing.

Turns out, if you don't touch your site for a while, it turns janky. Lost and had to recreate all the articles. There are still probably some broken links somewhere, but at least you can click on a blog post and not be greeted with an error. By the way, need to bring my custom error messages back instead of the generic Apache ones.

God, I missed web-programming.

Another casualty of the calamity that the past two years have been was this site. I have brought it back, but it will take a while before everything works again.

Fixed how the site displays in portrait mode on devices with smaller resolutions. Let us all rejoice in the responsiveness!