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Things are obviously a little stressed for many people.  The economy is having indigestion, the environment is assessing its options and there is a bit of turmoil on the international political scene.  You deserve a break!  As we move towards an era of new hope, dreams  read more »

I know it seems like yesterday when we were all writing down what our New year's resolutions would be. How have you done? I opted to read 52 books this year and I am way behind. I don't know what happened! I was going along really well, and then sumer hit. Maybe that is it? Maybe summer was the killer? I don't know but here we are in September and I am mostly stuck in the first third of my list.  read more »

Recently I had the pleasure of interviewing Michelle Sutton. Here is info from her website.  read more »

I know we all had too much grilled food over the long weekend, and too much family, and too much fun, right? Right. So let's get back on track. Here is an interesting tidbit you may not know about writing.

It's fun.  read more »

This comedy fiction is made up of eight stories, all written by P.G. Wodehouse (1881 – 1975). He was born in Surrey England and eventually became an American citizen in 1955.  read more »

If you like spending your days sipping bourbon and watching book trailers--and, my goodness, who doesn't?--I have a new one for you!

The folks over at COS productions put together a nice book trailer for my magical adventure novel The Sun Singer.

Here are a few places where you can find it:  read more »

Did you hear this one? When my alarm went off this morning I heard this story on the news. Stranger than fiction for sure. This 35 year-old woman was stuck to the toilet seat. Not because of some prankster spreading glue on the seat. It's because she sat there for two years and her skin grew around the seat! Can you imagine those EMS guys?  read more »

Wolfsong Anthology, Volume I, published by WolfSinger Publications; edited
by M. H. Bonham

The wolf has been a creature of mythology and legend since humans first told
stories. Feared and reviled, or worshipped and loved, the wolf symbolizes
wildness and power. In the Wolfsong Anthology, we're hoping to capture the  read more »