BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED AT PULP UNDERGROUND! PART 2 NOW POSTED!

 

Part 2 of my interview by Pulp Underground's Grace Ximenez is live now at https://pulpunderground.proboards.com/thread/456/interview-author-artist-actor-bobby

A fun discussion. I hope you'll check it out.

Bobby

THE WRAP UP! FINISHED GOODS SUNDAY MARKET! MY FIRST EVENT OF 2026!

 

I had a fun time today at Tall Pine Events' Finished Goods Sunday Market held at Finished Goods Brew Werks in Winder, GA. Not a huge turnout, but I met some cool people and got to hang out with my buddy, Charles Nicolosi, This is the first time we've both been set up at the same show.

Big thanks to Maggie for putting it all together. Beginning in February, this event will happen the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. The event was fun and the venue was great. I loved it. I will definitely do it again.

Here are a few photos.

Bobby

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BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED ON KEVIRSYLE NETWORK PODCAST!

  

If you missed it live yesterday, you can catch my visit with Kevin Davis' Kevirsyle Network podcast episode 21 interview with Bobby Nash on YouTube today. We had a fun chat about writing, books, comics, Star Trek (I introduced him to the greatness that is DS9), and more. 

You wan watch it HERE or below.

Bobby

BOBBY NASH INTERVIEWED AT PULP UNDERGROUND!

  

I was interviewed by Grace Ximenez at Pulp Underground. We had a fun discussion. The first installment of the interview is live now at https://pulpunderground.proboards.com/thread/456/interview-author-artist-actor-bobby

I hope you'll check it out.

Bobby

BOBBY'S JANUARY EVENTS!

 I have two events scheduled for January. I had three, originally, but had to bow out of the Huntsville event on January 10th due to unforeseen circumstances.

My 2026 tour now has a name. The LIFE IN THE FASTER LANE tour.

My 2026 Life In The Faster Lane Tour kicks off on Sunday, January 11th in my hometown, Winder, GA! Please join me for Tall Pines Events' Finished Goods Sunday Market on Sunday, January 11, 2026 from 2pm - 5pm at Finished Goods Brew Werks, 56 E Candler St, Winder, GA 30680 (second floor in the Barrel Room) for a fun afternoon of books, art, crafts, and drinks.
https://www.facebook.com/events/1221012619955052/1221012623288385
https://finishedgoodsbrewwerks.com

2026 Life In The Faster Lane Tour continues on Sunday, January 25, 2026 in Atlanta, GA. at The Atlanta Comic Convention (11 - 5). ACC is always a great event.

www.atlantacomicconvention.com
www.facebook.com/atlantacomicconvention

I hope to see you at one of these great events!

Welcome to The Faster Lane!

Bobby

Newsletter: NASH NEWS FOR JANUARY 2026 NOW AVAILABLE!

 

The first Nash News of 2026 is zooming toward subscribers' inboxes today! Have you subscribed to my FREE monthly newsletter? Try it free without signing up by clicking HERE.

If you like what you see, I invite you to sign up for free RIGHT HERE and I'll give you a free copy of Snow Falls, the first book in the award-winning Snow series! As always, thanks for your support.

Happy New Year!

Bobby

AS THE CURTAIN CLOSES ON 2025…

 

As the year draws to a close, I thought it might be interesting to take a look back at my work for the year. 2025 saw the release of my work across 6 Anthologies, 5 Novellas, 1 Novel, 2 Audio Dramas, and 2 Fan Films. Not too shabby.

My 2025 To Do List

I finished 44 items on my creator to do list. See the attached screenshot. They are blurred on purpose as some of the projects haven’t been announced yet. In some cases, where I publish the book as well, it might appear on the list three times. Deadly Deals! for example appeared on the list as deadline to finish book, deadline for edits/rewrites, and a production deadline. I admit, I don’t keep track of how many words I wrote for the whole year. Suffice to say, it’s a lot. Much of the writing I did in 2025 is for projects that will be coming out in 2026 and beyond, in some cases, as publishing can sometimes move at a snail’s pace.

2025 was definitely a busy writing/art year for me. There were plenty of ups and downs. Projects started, ended, got cancelled, and I even had one get D.O.G.E’d and killed by the white House. A first for me. I also received my first death threat in 2025. Oddly enough, unrelated to the aforementioned cancelled project. Neither experience was fun and will hopefully not be repeated.

I attended 40 in person events in 2025 as part of my "Let Me Tell You A Story" tour. Those include conventions, conferences, bookstores, libraries, comic shops, schools, colleges, outdoor venues, a farmers’ market, festivals, a center of the arts, and literary/book fairs. I met a lot of wonderful people, sold some books and art, and generally had a great time. I love doing events. That said, my plan is to do fewer events this year. Of course, I say that every year, so I wouldn’t hold my breath if I were you.

I was interviewed 25 times and appeared on 33 podcasts. Whew. That’s a lot of talking. Even for me. Ha! I also drew a lot of images on bookmarks, envelopes, and more.

The weird part is I didn’t realize how much I actually accomplished until I started tallying things up for this post. I was honestly surprised by the numbers. Now, I need a nap. Whew!

My 2026 schedule is already starting to shape up to be a busy year. I have plans in the works. Lots to accomplish. I love it! Let’s tackle 2026 together!

Happy New Year!

Bobby

CRITTERS ANNUAL READERS POLL NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS!

  

Critters / Critique.org is hosting the Annual Readers Poll. The Readers' Poll honors print & electronic publications published during 2025. You can nominate and vote here: https://critters.org/predpoll through Jan. 14, 2026. Polls are open!

Cast your nominations for your favorite books and authors. If you happen to think any of my books would be a good fit, please feel free to nominate it.

Bobby

20 YEARS!

Hard to believe that 2026 will mark 20 years since I wrote my first Domino Lady story, though it would be a few years more before it saw print. I never expected that she and I would still be together all these years later.

I still get a thrill writing Domino Lady and her world. There are a few comic & prose projects in production to release soon-ish. Who knows, maybe I'll get to do another DL novel someday.

She still looks the same. I'm 20 years older and grayer. :)

I was reminded that Lance Star: Sky Ranger debuted in 2006 so next year is the 20th anniversary for this series. Another character I didn't expect to still be writing decades later. There's more high-flying Sky Ranger action coming in 2026.

My first novel, Evil Ways debited in 2025. I'm still writing Harold Palmer, Franklin Palmer, Tom Myers, Benjamin Dooley, Sommersville as well. I love it.

Thanks for taking the journey along with me.

Let's do it again in 2026!

Bobby

THE WRAP UP-- LET ME TELL YOU A STORY!

 

I just wanted to take a moment to say a big thank you to the conventions, libraries, stores, organizations, schools, and more who invited me to be part of their literary events this year. I made 40 stops (should have been 44, but I had to cancel 4) on my LET ME TELL YOU A STORY tour. I am humbled and thrilled to have been invited to be part of your communities.

Also, big thanks to those who stopped by my table or panels at these events to say hello or pick up some books and art. You are the reason we do these events. I appreciate it more than I can put into words.

Thank you.

Let's do it again in 2026!

Bobby

LAST STOP! THE LET ME TELL YOU A STORY 2025 TOUR REACHES THE FINISH LINE!

 

And so my Let Me Tell You A Story 2025 book tour comes to an end. Thanks to the West Cobb Regional Library for inviting me to be part of their Book Fair in Kennesaw, GA. I had a good time catching up with friends.

I also visited a bookstore and comic shop where I picked up some goodies, including a cool Six Million Dollar Man puzzle circa 1975 and The Spirit Casebook from Tempo Books circa 1976. Cool finds.

A new book tour begins in 2026. Stay tuned.

Bobby

LAST STOP ON THE 'LET ME TELL YOU A STORY' TOUR IS DECEMBER 13TH!

 

The Let Me Tell You A Story 2025 tour concludes on Saturday, December 13th. I hope you'll join me at West Cobb Regional Library's Book Fair in Kennesaw, GA from 11am - 3pm. I'll have books and art on hand. Multiple talented writers in attendance. It'll be fun. Learn more HERE.

The tour has been a lot if fun. I'm exhausted, but I consider it a success.

See you back out there in 2026.

Bobby

NASH NEWS UPDATE! SUBSCRIPTION LANDING PAGE FIXED!

 

So, apparently, MailerLite decided to delete my old newsletter subscription page without informing me. Here's the link to the new Nash News signup page for those interested (I can no longer customize the url on the free plan). Apologies to those who tried to sign up and couldn't. Signing up comes with a free copy of Snow Falls as well.

You can sign up for free HERE.

Apologies for the confusion.

Bobby

Newsletter: NASH NEWS FOR DECEMBER 2025!

  

The final Nash News of 2025 is zooming toward subscribers' inboxes today! Have you subscribed to my FREE monthly newsletter? If it sounds interesting, I invite you to sign up right HERE.

Did I mention it's free? Oh, and if you subscribe to Nash News, I'll give you a free copy of Snow Falls, the first book in the award-winning Snow series! As always, I thank you for your support.

Wishing you and yours the happiest of Holidays and a Happy New Year!

Bobby

SAMJOKO MAGAZINE INTERVIEWS LANCE STAR: SKY RANGER AUTHOR BOBBY NASH

 

I was interviewed by Samjoko Magazine's Todd Sullivan. The interview is broken up into two short segments. In one, we talk writing and more. In the other, I read an excerpt from Lance Star and the Ghost Squadron, which is free on the Lance Star website HERE.

Watch the interview HERE or below.

Watch me read the excerpt HERE or below.

Thanks again, Todd.

Bobby

Sigh...

I got accused of this so I want to state, for the record, that I do not pay for book reviews. Never have. Never will. I also do not pay for interviews or podcast appearances. I like reviews as much as the next writer, but I'm not going to pay for them. How can I trust a paid review?

Sorry for the mini-rant. Now back to your regularly scheduled social media, already in progress.

Bobby

OVERHAULIN'

 

Doing some overhauls on my various websites today. Created new banners for the headers and updated some outdated info and links. Still a work in progress, but progress is being made. More later. Now, it's time to sling some words. Happy... Tuesday! (I almost said Friday).

Bobby

LANCE STAR RETURNS OIN 2026!

 

Keep watching the skies...

LAST CALL!

 

There's only two events left on my 2025 Let Me tell You A Story Tour. November 29th and December 13th. Whew. It was a busy year. I was part of 37 in person events (so far). It would have been 41, but illness had me cancel 3 & lack of funds another. I'll close out 2025 with 39 in person events. A busy year.

I'm prepping a few ideas for my 2026 tour. Naming them is tough. Calling it the "Bobby's Too Tired To Travel Tour" or "Help Bobby Buy More Books Tour" doesn't have the same kind of kick. Any ideas?

Bobby

ON THE ROAD AGAIN! TWO LIBRARY EVENTS!

 

Hi, there. I hope you're having a great weekend.

I had two events this week, one Friday and one Saturday.

On Friday, I was scheduled to present a free "How To Create Comic Books" presentation at the Watkinsville-Oconee Public Library in Watkinsville, Georgia. I've done events here before, but this was my first solo event there. Sadly, no one showed up for it so it didn't happen. Bummer, but it happens. It gave me a chance to chat with the librarian and catch up.

A funny aside. As I was packing up to leave, two college students approached me, asking if I was an author. One of them told me I looked like an author. I'm still not sure how to take that. :) They had a class assignment to learn about writing children's books, do's and don'ts, rules, etc. They came in and asked the lady at the information desk where they could find said information. She pointed them my way. So, if nothing else, I helped those guys with their assignment, which was pretty cool and unexpected. They took a photo with me and took a business card as proof of meeting me for their professor.

Since I was out early, I called some friends who live close by and had dinner with them so it was still a good day.

On Saturday, I traveled to Mabelton, Georgia to visit South Cobb Regional Library's Indie Author Book Fair. My first time at this particular library. It was a good time. I knew a few of the other authors there and met some new people as well. It was a bit slow, but they had maybe twenty people come through during the time we were there. I sold three books and a piece of art. Not a bad start for their first author event.

I love doing events and plan to keep doing them, but one of my goals for 2026 is to do fewer, but make sure I do the ones that work best for me. Of course, I say this every year. Hopefully, I can make it stick this time. I can already hear laughter in the distance. :)

While there, I heard an author say on a panel that she self-published because traditional publishing was too expensive. This has been rattling in my brain since I heard it. I'm sharing it here as I know there are writers who read these.

Just a reminder. If a publisher asks for money to publish your book, they are not a traditional publisher. If you have to pay to publish, that's a vanity or hybrid press. I'm not here to argue the merits of those options. If they're for you and you understand what you're getting into, that's your business. Just don't call it traditional publishing because it's not.

The only time I send money to my traditional publishers is if I want to buy discounted author copies for cons and events.

End of sermon.

I only have two more events this year. November 29th, I'm doing a bookstore signing for Small Business Saturday and December 13th, another library author fair. Should be fun.

I hope you have a great week.

Bobby