LET MOONSTONE KNOW YOU WANT MORE HONEY WEST!

In production now. I'm about halfway finished writing it.

Now on sale.

Like Honey West? Want more Honey West books?
Then please let Moonstone Books know.
Drop Moonstone an email to contact_us@moonstonebooks.com

Personally, I hope she sticks around. I'm in the middle of writing a Honey West/Domino Lady novel that I want to finish and get out to readers. Selfish, I know, but still...

Thanks.

Bobby

MOONSTONE READERS CALL TO ACTION!

Attention all Moonstone readers, fans, collectors, freelancers, relatives, facebook friends, pets, and all!

If you have enjoyed what we do, and especially our HONEY WEST books, we would so appreciate hearing from you (and your ocelot). You have probably heard about various TV shows being saved from cancellation by fans writing in: Star Trek being the most famous of the bunch.

This is kind of the same thing concerning HONEY WEST...first female private eye of both literature and TV. If you would like to see more HONEY WEST, please email us and let us know...feel free to say what you like about what we have done.

Just email us at: contact_us@moonstonebooks.com, tell us what you like, and just give us your name, city, and state.

ALL email addresses will be held by us as confidential.

If we can accumulate enough emails to succeed, we will put all of the emails into a random raffle, and give away cool prizes to the top winners!

Thank you all; so much for all of the support over the years!

BOBBY NASH GETS PULPED!-- AGAIN!!!

Pulped! host Tommy Hancock and author Bobby Nash

One of our favorite podcasts, Pulped! The New Pulp Podcast joined The ESO Network this week and the first guest a part of the network was our very own author Bobby Nash. Give it a listen here.

PULPED! THE OFFICIAL NEW PULP PODCAST: Bobby Nash Gets Pulped!...AGAIN!

PULPED! Favorite Bobby Nash returns to the show and joins Host Tommy Hancock in what is becoming a recurring theme-An exploration of all things in the Nashiverse!  Listen in as Bobby updates fans on his latest projects, talks about working with both original and licensed ideas, and shares insights in between clever turns of phrase!  One of the hardest working, most prolific writers in Genre Fiction puts himself in Hancock's capable podcast hands as Bobby Nash Gets PULPED!...AGAIN!

Also, this episode, PULPED! THE OFFICIAL NEW PULP PODCAST joins The ESO Network!  For All Things Geek, Past, Present, and Future, it's The ESO Network!  Looking to Get PULPED! You can now on The ESO Network!

Give it a listen here.

THE SATURDAY ROUNDUP!!!

Happy Saturday!

Okay, I know it's technically Sunday morning already, but Happy Sunday doesn't sound as exciting.
Here's a round up of announcements and assorted odds 'n ends I wanted to share.

The Ghost Gal novel has been completed and sent off to the publisher for editing. Whew. I've had a lot of fun with this novel. It's a nice mix of young adult, horror, and pulpy action. I'm excited to get it out there for everyone to read.

As much fun as it was, there's nothing as exciting as typing every writer's two favorite words: The End. :)

Sometime soon I'll have to start working on the plot for a second Ghost Gal novel. That should be fun. I am enjoying the characters.

My editor released the teaser image above today.

Jamie Chase and Bobby Nash are "digging" deep into Edgar Rice Burroughs' AT THE EARTH'S CORE. Coming your way from Sequential Pulp/Dark Horse Comics.

Now that Ghost Gal is finished, I will be devoting the next several days to finishing up the At The Earth's Core script. We also looked over the cover art and trade dress today. It's good looking stuff. Will share more when I can, but it's still hush hush for now.

And then it's back to Honey West/Domino Lady for Moonstone, which I let lag to catch up on other projects. After that is a newly acquired graphic novel project I can't say much about yet as well as some shorts for another publisher.

Oh, and I was approached by a publisher I've worked with before about a new project earlier tonight. Nothing I can talk about as yet, but it sounds like it could be fun. I had a similar offer from another publisher I've worked with before last week as well. It looks like 2014 continues to be a busy one. I just have to remember to schedule a week off for vacation.

I was giving Snow Falls some love on social media earlier today so i thought I would share it here too.
Looking for an action-packed read this week? Check out Snow Falls, the first Abraham Snow adventure by Bobby Nash. Now available as an ebook at Bookxy. This is another one where I will need to start thinking up the story for book #2 soon.

New/restocked for conventions

Next weekend, I'll be at the Middle Georgia Comicon. I was able to restock some books for the con. This will also be the first show where I have copies of IDW's Zombies Vs. Robots: No Man's Land on hand.

I'm sure there's more I should be talking about, but I'm tired and ready to call it a night.

Don't forget to set your clocks ahead tonight. We're losing an hour, which sucks. I'm on deadline. I need that darn hour.  :)

Sweet dreams.

Bobby

SUNDAY! SUNDAY!! SUNDAY!!! LET'S GET THIS WEEK STARTED!

This has been one heckuva few days.

I mean that in the best possible way, of course. The announcement of my scripting a graphic novel adaptation of Edgar Rice Burroughs' At The Earth's Core for Dark Horse Comics' Sequential Pulp Comics Imprint was big news and I'm really excited to get started on that one. As you can imagine, I've used the word "excited" a lot the past few days.

Today, a work for hire project that had fallen on the back burner at the publisher's end a few months ago moved back to the forefront today so I will have that added back to my schedule as well, which is cool. I can't say too much about it at the moment, but will as soon as I'm able.

In stores Feb. 26

Between those two projects and Ghost Gal and Honey West/Domino Lady, both of which are also in novels in process, and Operation: Silver Moon, a graphic novel also in production, not to mention Snow Falls and Zombies Vs. Robots: No Man's Land hitting stores in February, plus other things like edits, proofs, interviews, signings, conventions, and podcasts already scheduled (with more coming), the next few months are going to be really busy.

Available in February

I hope this doesn't sound like complaining as it isn't. I love it. Just wanted to let you know why there may be a few lapses in posting in the coming weeks. I'll try to keep the site updated regularly, but I might miss a day here and there. There is a new Sometimes I Get Asked Stuff... column coming in a day or two. It's written. I just need to pull some images and links.

These are exciting times, my friends.

Now I just have to figure out when to sleep.

Bobby

EARTH STATION ONE EPISODE 198 – JUSTIFIED

Wic Scott Eckert talks
Honey West/T.H.E. Cat

The ESO crew travels to the Blue Grass State to review one of the best shows currently on television, the dark and droll series, Justified. Chief Director Mike Faber lets the Award-Winning Deputy U.S. Marshall Bobby Nash take the lead on the case with assists from the born-again career criminal Mike Gordon and Constable Lucas Garrett. Also, Kail Tescar and Charles Kelso (Star Trek Animated Comic) boldly go where many have before, The Geek Seat, and author Win Scott Eckert returns to the station to talk up his upcoming crossover between Honey West and T.H.E. Cat! Plus, the usual Rants, Raves, Khan Report, and Shout Outs!

Join us for yet another episode of The Earth Station One Podcast we like to call: Rolling Down to Harlan County in Justified at www.esopodcast.com
Direct link: http://esopodcast.com/earth-station-one-episode-198/

Happy Anniversary

Table of Contents
0:00:00 Intro / Welcome
0:06:44 Rants & Raves
0:23:01 Win Scott Eckert
0:33:29 Interview & Geek Seat w/ Kail Tescar & Charles Kelso (Star Trek The Animated Series Comic)
0:57:29 Two Minute Transmission
0:59:34 Justified
1:47:29 2 Minutes w/ Dr Geek
1:49:06 ESO Khan Report
1:52:32 ESO Shout Outs & Show Close

Happy Birthday to my 2 Doctors

Next on Earth Station One...

ESO’s Director Spotlight shines on the award-winning Ron Howard. From Mayberry to an Academy Award win, Ron Howard’s career has spanned decades and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. ESO discusses his career and takes a look ahead. Plus, we’ve also stocked up on Rants and Raves, Khan Reports, Shout Outs, and ESO straps Friend of the Station, Lucas Garrett into The Geek Seat. We’re counting down to ESO #200 on the next exciting episode of the Earth Station One podcast.

The Crowes are comin'.

Can they survive
The Geek Seat?

Are you a Ron Howard fan? Then ESO wants to hear from you. Share your favorite Ron Howard film and TV work with us at esopodcast@gmail.com, www.esonetwork.com, Facebook, Twitter, or Google+. Who knows, we might just share yours on the show.

Download ESO Episode 198 mp3 here.

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A FEW BITS OF INFORMATION… OR, WHAT ARE YOU UP TO, BOBBY NASH?

Starship Farragut

As the end of the year approaches, work continues on Ghost Gal. There’s still a ways to go, but the story is coming along nicely. If all goes as planned I’ll finish it in early January. Then I turn my attention to Operation: Silver Moon and Honey West/Domino Lady as well as a script for an upcoming Starship Farragut episode. Whew.

Tonight, I got to see Fabio Listrani's illustration for my story in the upcoming Zombies Vs. Robots: No Man's Land anthology and it's a beauty. I can't show that particular illustration yet, but I will share once IDW does. Look for this book in February.

You can learn more about Zombies Vs. Robots: No Man's Land here and here.

Deviant Pictures’ Daniel Emery Taylor and Jim O’Rear have announced that the rough cut for Fat Chance has been completed. Coming in at 2 hours and 25 minutes, it’s a bit long so now they have to go in and trim some scenes. Fingers crossed my scenes don’t all end up on the cutting room floor.

Learn more about Fat Chance here.
Also, if you want to sport a super cool Fat Chance T-Shirt, you can find them here.

I just started my rewatch of Arrow season 1. We’re discussing the show on the next episode of the Earth Station One podcast, recording Monday night. I love this show so it’s fun going back to the beginning.

One of the requests made recently when I asked what types of posts you’d like to see here was to show off some comic scripts. I’m working on a step by step how to that will be posted here soon, probably in January. Stay tuned. For now, here's a page of script from the Lance Star: Sky Ranger "One Shot!" comic I did with James Burns. Check it out here and here.

My convention set up

Oh, yeah, I also added a new convention to my 2014 schedule. Check out when I’ll be appearing in a city near you in the Appearances Tab above.

I should probably add sleep to my list of things to do as well, huh?

Happy New Year!

Bobby

YOU TAKE THE GOOD, YOU TAKE THE BAD...

The Car in question, my 2006 Equinox

Don't worry, I've no plans to break out into song. You're safe. HA!

The good news: a friend of mine thinks he can help me fix my car. HOORAY!!! The parts will run me around $300. That's the good news. The bad news: I don’t have $300. Typical, huh? That being said, if you've ever wanted to try one of my novels (especially Evil Ways, Deadly Games!, Earthstrike Agenda, Fight Card: Barefoot Bones, or Frontier as that money comes directly to me), doing so now would help me get back on the road and you would read something I

A Haunting We Will Go.

hope you’ll enjoy. Plus, I would greatly appreciate it.

Learn more about these books at http://BEN-Books.com, in the tabs above, and http://amazon.com/author/bobbynash

Sorry to sound like I'm begging.

Today, I'm settling in for some writing time. Yesterday wasn't nearly as productive as it should have been so I'm hoping to play catch up today. I need to get some good wordage down on Ghost Gal. Plus, Honey West/Domino Lady, Operation: Silver Moon, and Lance Star: Sky Ranger are still waiting in the wings. 2013 is going to end as busy as it began, which is good.

A honey of a team-up.

Have a great day, folks. Enjoy your last Saturday of 2013.

Happy New Year!

Bobby

A WRITING WE WILL GO...

The mighty author asleep at the keyboard.

Whoa. It's 5 a.m. I should probably go to bed. I actually made a nice dent in the rewrite on my ebook novel, Snow Falls that my editor requested. I'm reminded of the old saying, "Writing is Rewriting." It's rather true. My editor came back with some good notes that will make the finished book read a lot better. If all goes as planned (HA!) I'll finish it tomorrow because I have a short story to start that's due soon (will say more about that one after the publisher announces it) then back to Honey West/Domino Lady and Ghost Gal. 

Whew. 

There needs to be two of me.

Sweet dreams.

Bobby

IF YOU'RE SHOPPING ON AMAZON...

If your shopping list includes books, please check out my Amazon Author Page.

Thanks.

Bobby

CLACKING AWAY AT THE KEYBOARD...

Not Actual Cover

I didn't accomplish a lot during the daylight hours today, but I had a pretty good evening at the keyboard. I added another chapter to the Honey West/Domino Lady novel I'm writing for Moonstone Books (who is having a sale at the moment, BTW, including titles I worked on. 27% off everything in November). I'm making some good progress on that one. 

Now it's time to step away for tonight's Walking Dead and maybe something else from the backlog on my DVR.

Sweet dreams.

Bobby

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A TASTE OF HONEY...

Spent some time tonight writing Honey West and doing some plot work for Ghost Gal. Here's a small taste of Honey West's adventure.

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Honey West grew impatient.

She hated waiting for anything. That included a table at her favorite Hollywood bistro, at the cinema, or at police headquarters on those rare instances where she needed some information. It didn’t matter where or when, if there was one part of her job that she hated, it was the waiting. So, naturally, the profession she chose was one where sitting around waiting for someone outside of her control to do anything. It frustrated her no end, but she was learning to cope with it.

Or at least she was trying to learn.

Honey West was a private detective and a good one at that. Even though she had only been in charge of H. West Investigations for a short time, already she had begun to make a name for herself as the p.i. to the stars. It was a misnomer, of course. While it was true that she had a couple of clients in her files who might be considered Hollywood royalty, she also had just as many files, if not more, from small businessmen, families, and local politicians. Honey got results. She worked fast and was discreet, the latter of which was usually of the utmost concern of her clients. No one liked having their dirty laundry aired publicly.

It was a sentiment that Honey understood all too well. Her father’s death had brought about all kinds of unwanted attention from the press and those who had known Hank West. At first it had been well-wishes and condolences, but once she made her plans to take the reigns and run H. West Investigations, it turned to questions of competence, threats, intimidation, and condescension. While those tactics might have scared off another her age, Honey West was made of sterner stuff.

Not only did she continue her father’s business, but she thrived in it. Now there were cases around the block, sometimes more than she could handle alone. For that reason, she kept a few freelancers on call for the odd job.

Tonight, she was flying solo.

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I didn't accomplish as much as I wanted on the writing front today, but not bad. I have a bit of a headache from too many hours in front of the laptop so I think it's time to push away for the night. We've got a big day ahead of us tomorrow with the Doctor Who 50th  After party with my ESO/ESW cohorts and friends.

Should be a fun time.

Sweet dreams.

Bobby