The Last Chapter

The second time around the block, silence wasn’t golden — it was a klaxon. Fortunately, I had Glen Held in my corner, and Glen isn’t the type to shrug and hope for the best. Ask him yourself, but I’m fairly certain a small storm of emails and texts went flying into the ether demanding to know what the hell was going on. It didn’t take long before the truth peeked out from behind the curtain.
Pro Se Productions had folded up its tent.
Perfect. A fully finished, fully edited novel… and nowhere for it to land!
Enter the next hero — the creator of Max Davies, the Peregrine himself — Mr. Barry Reese. Barry, the very definition of prolific, wasn’t about to let two authors drift off into the void. Practically before the dust settled, he let us know he’d be publishing both books under his newly formed Reese Unlimited banner, bundled into a series appropriately titled Flights of the Peregrine. Deals were made, handshakes exchanged, and just like that, Glen’s novel and mine were back from the dead and flapping their wings again.
Cut to November 2025: two Flights already in the air, with more warming up on the runway courtesy of some very talented writers.
My paperback of Flights of the Peregrine: The Last Argonaut just arrived, and it’s a stunner. A gorgeous edition, beautifully put together. And as I type this, I’m waiting on the hardback — yes, you read that right — both Glen’s Legends of the Earth and my own The Last Argonaut are now available as handsome hardcover collector’s items.
A lot of people deserve thanks, and they know exactly who they are. But for the record, one more round of applause for Mr. Glen Held, Mr. Dale Russell, and our caped crusader of the hour, Mr. Barry Reese. I thank you, Glen thanks you, and I’m pretty sure The Peregrine and The Red Menace tip their fedora and cowls as well.
Cheers.