I am happy to announce that my newest novella, Keeper of Stories, is now available on Kindle! This is the story of Mopsa, who is the daughter of one of the main characters of the book Keeper of the Key and the sister of a character from Last of His Kind. I will warn you […]
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Halloween Town: Witch Hill
I love decorating for the holidays. I always have. Every year, I put up several villages atop one of our bookcases. One of those villages is a “Halloween Town” that I started several years ago and add to every single year. This year, while putting out the village, I thought “Why not tell the stories […]
Dedications
Every word I write is thought about. I try to make my words have meaning, since I try to create art with them. Even my dedications are thought out. My Portals Series books are all dedicated to people who mean a great deal to me. My first book in the saga, The Keeper of the […]
Not typical fantasy
I’ve had four people who have read my first book in the Portals Series (the one called The Keeper of the Key) tell me that while fantasy isn’t their usual genre, they have all liked my brand of fantasy. Three of them have read at least two of the books. I’m encouraging them to write […]
Find Your Own Happy
I have always preferred to walk instead of drive somewhere, especially if its under a mile. Often, when I have a day off from the full time job, I find myself doing a great deal of walking around the city I live in. It’s my time to think and compose stuff in my head so […]
Urgings
Sometimes I want to write but don’t know what I want to write and I feel like I write drivel. Sometimes it is pure drivel and I ball it up and throw it away or spend time deleting what I have typed so that it is cut away, never to return. But sometimes that drivel […]
Get the Words out
When I started to write, I was teased. I was told I’d never write “the great American novel.” I was told I was wasting my time. I was told my stories suck. I have been told I am not what people are looking for. I have been told my writing style isn’t meant to be […]
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