Writing Update Writing has been challenging the last month or so, partially because of Covid (The dreaded plague) and because I am having trouble finishing the last chapter of my next book “Demon Tide.” I’m fortunate to say that I was spared the bulk of symptoms, but it was not fun. Down with the Covid, I […]
With all of the events occuring in the last few years, there is little doubt that many of us have considered jumping on the prepping bandwagon. The Covid pandemic, inflation and economic downturns, the Russia Ukraine crisis, and more frequent natural disasters are just a few of the hundreds of potential world-ending possibilities on our […]
As a fantasy writer, there are few things more enjoyable than diving into the reverie of the unrealistic and imaginary. Whether bizarre illusory worlds where the impossible happens, gargantuan sea creatures that swallow ships whole, or ancient beings with unimaginable magical powers, I have probably been there in my mind. It takes imagination to write […]
The Demon Tide Puzzle With this new series, I wanted to spice things up a bit. Not in a romantic way, necessarily, but more exciting. How do you make a book more exciting than it already is? Well, first of all, you can turn it into a series and release it little by little. Kind […]
“You don’t need that here.” The taxi driver pointed to my mask as we piled into his beat up 4×4 SUV. The faded seats smelled of dust and old fabric. “The air is our mask.” He laughed, slid into the driver’s seat. Stacy and I had just landed in a tiny airport in one of […]
Meet Scout, the 7.3 Liter Thomas shorty (former) school bus. We bought it from a boy scout troop in Pennsylvania, ripped the seats out, and built a custom not-so-perfect interior (we call it character) for us to travel in. Inside, there is a kitchen, a bed, a couch, a desk, and a little bathroom. There’s […]
Perhaps one of the strangest things about me (I’m sure there are plenty) is that I write much of my fantasy novels in our converted school bus. This summer was tough for writing, however, as we didn’t get too many chances to fire up the bus and head up north into the wilderness. In July, I was able […]
