Lost letters, foundering dreams, drowning destinies. Sometimes we get to points in life where we wonder if we aren’t missing something or if our lives would not have been different had we said this or not said that. Such is the underlying premise of “Signed, Sealed, Delivered”, a TV show about four postal workers in a Colorado …
Even if the storyline isn’t full of twists and turns, the strong undercurrent of family, friendship, and doing the right thing even when it’s tough runs through this film as strong as the flying, whooshing robot who graces most of the scenes.
When you write, you see things in a new light. By definition a writer must press pause on life and then play it back very slowly as he writes for writing is a long, lengthy process. One recent change in perspective which has come about due to my writing has to do with the color …
I’d like to share a few thoughts on Facebook today. As you might be able to guess from the image, they are not going to be all that positive. A lot of authors are on Facebook. Many of them attribute the success of launching their careers to the wide reach of this social media platform. Long established …
George MacDonald is probably my third favorite author behind Tolkien and C.S. Lewis. I don’t believe anyone was a greater master of the fairy tale than he. He wrote a treasure trove of wonderful stories, all of them infinitely readable, accessible to any audience, young or old, past or present. Of all his work, The Wise Woman …
Today, I’d like to go into the attic of my mind and talk about some of the objects collecting dust up there. Specifically, I’ve been giving a lot of thought to what future projects I should work on after The Chronotrace series comes to an end. In some ways, this discussion might be a bit premature since …
I’ve been working on the third book in The Chronotrace Sequence for quite some time now and I thought I’d pull back the curtain and talk a little bit about out that today. The title for Chronotrace book 3 is Ascent of the Nebula. That might not seem too obvious a title based on the first two books in the …
Art takes time. It’s one of those realities writers have to face. And at this moment, caught up as am in writing the final book of The Chronotrace series, I feel somewhat gassed, like a runner about to enter that last lap and wondering if he has what it takes to keep that kick going until the …
