For those of you who are fans of Impulsive Walrus, you may have noticed that our website has been...degrading in recent history. The fact of the matter is, our old site did us well for a while, but it just isn't up to the rigors of the modern environment. We needed something a little bit beefier. A little more muscular. Something that wasn't getting hacked by trolls every other day. And something with a bit more flexibility in what we could offer. So instead of updating t

JordanCon 2026 is now part of the history books, and what a fabulous time we had, with great friends old and new! The writing track this year centered around what it means to write, why people write, and what compels authors (or editors really) to keep putting their pens to the page. Frog spoke on several very insightful panels, including one about subtext and themes. And he also mentored several folks in networking in the publishing/writing world workshops. Bar con really

Hi everyone! You've probably noticed that our old website at impulsivewalrusbooks.com has been down for a while-- or maybe not! Maybe you got redirected here. Either way, Frog and I are happy to see you! We had outgrown the old WordPress site in a number of ways, so we're excited to start trying out all the bells and whistles of this new site! The newly re-invented impulsivewalrus.online does several things that the old one just wasn't suited for: We have a website with s