I haven't done any sort of wrap up post in years. But NO MORE! Also, this year has been BIG, holy cow.

The Rarkyn's Fall and Once We Flew are through to the next round of the Indie Ink Awards—now they need your votes!

Loved one of my stories? Nominate it for an award! Here's a list of my 2024 releases and corresponding awards I'm eligible for.

A highly entertaining collection of epic, rhyming poems that I'll be revisiting more than once.

A quick blog to talk (read: tease) about strong heroes and the different kinds of strength you'll find in The Rarkyn's Fall.

See a full list of content warnings for Nikky's works.

The cover of my upcoming collection A Night So Dark and Full of Stars has arrived! Releasing September 2024 from Deadset Press!

The cover for The Rarkyn's Fall, book two in the Rarkyn Trilogy is here. I'm so excited for you all to see it!

With the 2023 award season temporarily wrapped up, I figured it was time for an update post on how the two works I had were eligible...

Dungen Crawler Carl takes the cake for being the most ridiculous thing I've read in a very long time. But wow, it's SO MUCH FUN.

I'm delighted to share that my stories are finalists in the Aurealis Awards, the Australasian Shadow Awards, and the Sir Julius Awards!

A brilliant story that whisks the reader to a place where brutality and beauty mix.

A pacey story with loveable characters, great humour, diverse representation, and fabulous audio narration. A must read!

The 716 is a fun and accessible read that's full of heart. Highly recommend.

I'm super excited to share with friends and readers this gorgeous cover for my new science-fantasy novella, ONCE WE FLEW.

Smoke and Stone is a powerhouse of a grimdark read. Brutal and unswaying, it straps readers in and doesn’t let go until the final page.

Kiwi author Lee Murry blends the cosmic with historic to create a vivid war-time horror you cannot look away from. Highly recommended.

UNANIMITY is full of wonderfully intellectual concepts that will make you pause and ponder about the future humanity is heading towards.

The end of the Heartstrikers series is mind bogglingly fun, with fabulous worldbuilding and concepts—highly recommend!

In all, this is a solid start for a progression fantasy series. Pacey, fun, and easy to read.