Just a quick update today with some news about what I’ve been up to reading and writing wise. Normally this time of the month, I’d be salivating over the books on my nightstand with a post about what I’m planning on reading, but this will be the third month in a row I don’t have …
Every profession and pursuit has its merits and dangers I suppose. Lately I’ve been musing on the peculiar temptations of writers. There are certain internal hazards that come with navigating the literary landscape, some of which are not readily apparent when one starts off down that road. Don’t get me wrong, the ability to write is a wonder. Dropping crumbs from …
Here in the United States it’s Thanksgiving season. And there is so much I’m thankful for in 2015. Particularly with respect to this website I’d like to give a heartfelt thanks to all of the people who have shown an interest in my work or even just the things I’ve shared here. Writing is a …
This is a wonderful analogy. I’m no good with watercolors, but hopefully I’m getting better with my literary strokes. Novels are like paintings, specifically watercolors. Every stroke you put down you have to go with. Of course you can rewrite, but the original strokes are still there in the texture of the thing. – Joan …
Well, my friends the time has come to reveal the cover for Ascent of the Nebula, book 3 of The Chronotrace Sequence! As a writer, I’m not just appreciative of verbal forms of artistic expression, but musical and visual forms as well. One of the great things about my publishing situation is that I get to have total …
When life gets crazy (read: I’ve been editing like a madman) things on this website get inversely dull it would seem. Sorry I’ve not had much of a presence here of late. And today will be little more than a dip of the big toe into the pool. I’ve finished incorporating my editor’s changes into Ascent …
A little late for this quote, but there are still a days left to enjoy the lovely, autumnal October eves. Breathe deeply when you step outside and take in the majesty of this beautiful season of change. Listen! The wind is rising, and the air is wild with leaves, We have had our summer evenings, …
Ever feel like you are running in place? Like the calendar has been hooked up to some sort of tread mill and each day is the same as the last? Like you’re living in the movie “Groundhog Day”? It’s not exactly the best feeling in the world. Writing a novel, especially editing one can sometimes feel …
