Travel inspires the writer. I'm sharing passages from my notebook written while on the road. The first is from my most recent trip to...

I'm holding a book reading in Santa Fe, New Mexico, Sunday, November 6, starting at 2 PM at Op Cit Book Store at at DeVargas Mall, 157...

Fates and Furies is, first of all, a good read. Lauren Groff is a brilliant wordsmith, lending poetic phases to her stories. They could be a

I filed this entry under Writing, but I could easily have filed in under Travel. We visited Vietnam a few years ago. It provided...

A red 1967 Mustang convertible, black interior, a boss 302 V8, top down, headed into Arizona Red Rock country. Feels good. Anyone who thinks

So, here he was, in a rented car on the way to the Cecils’ car, or at least to the meeting spot. Cecil Junior told Rob that their place was

A red 1967 Mustang convertible, black interior, a boss 302 V8, top down, headed into Arizona Red Rock country. Feels good. Anyone who thinks

Yes, this is yet another piece by an author performing self-examination as to ‘Why do I write?’ So, indulge me. For me, there are stories in

There I was, all alone in a nondescript Holiday Inn in Atlanta. Then I received an early copy of a review Byte Magazine would release in a f

A red 1967 Mustang convertible, black interior, a boss 302 V8, top down, headed into Arizona Red Rock country. Feels good. Anyone who thinks

Mustang is a serial novel, in which you can affect the plot.      I will post segments of the story and invite subscribers to comment on the

I’ve just added the Subscription feature to my blog. I’m reaching out to my early supporters to Subscribe to my blog. When you do, you...

Welcome to my blog. When I considered blogging, I stopped and asked “Does anyone still do that?” In this age of Tweets and Facebook...

Leaving Lisa is now available on Amazon in paperback. The Kindle version is available July 23, but you can preorder now and it will automati

In your article iNeed?, Grossman and Vella state “Once you’re OK with wearable technology, the only way forward is inward. That is...

You may have noticed that my bio mentions a video I made of the Hmong people. Here is a link to that video.