When Santa Met a Dragon (video)
Back when my kids were little (and before I was published) we created stories together. I just came across this short video gem–a heartwarming Christmas tale about my character Little […]
Day in the Life…
Went from being a judge and MC for Bleedingham, Bellingham’s horror film fest, this weekend to holding really early office hours this morning with Wellsville Middle School in Kansas via […]
Introducing Die Glorreichen Sechs (The Glorious Six)
Hit “Send” to my editor at 2:15am PT today (5/1/2019). 124,183 Words. And it’s a good book.
Authors: Want Sales Traction? Get Out Your Wallet.
Guest Blog by: Cara Landi Buckingham Authors everywhere please take note. If you want to make writing a career, you might need to pay for it, and not just in […]
Contribute to the Die Klinge des Waldes Wiki Site
“Royce Buckingham creates new worlds in his books as I would have imagined as a child. With attention to detail, very exciting and entertaining – I’ve rarely been able to put […]
Alert! Die Klinge des Waldes Author Reading
I recently read from my novel Die Klinge des Waldes at a medieval masquerade party. It was so much fun to play the part of my character, Duke Carni, otherwise […]
Die Klinge des Waldes Book Trailer
We had some fun with friends and family making this book trailer. Enjoy. Coming soon – a video of my book reading from Die Klinge des Waldes featuring one of […]
4 for 4: 5 ⭐️ For Die Klinge Des Waldes
Collecting 5 Star Reviews and Ratings! Reviews on Amazon Review at RandomHouse Rating at Goodreads
Introducing an epic new world for German fantasy fans!
Die Klinge des Waldes comes out today! German readers, you can now explore my biggest fantasy novel yet. More adventure, more world-building, more vivid characters, and more fantastic locations to […]
Royce Writes: My Medieval Roots
I grew up playing Dungeons & Dragons. This is my original Players Handbook. It got a lot of love when I was a kid. And these are my two best […]
Royce Writes: The Skype Visit
Technology is a beautiful thing. In June, I used it to virtually visit students 3,000 miles away from the comfort (and safety) of my living room. “Thank you so much! […]
