(6/11/26) My book’s in the mix (11:46) over at the Indie Fantasy Club, quite possibly the best thing to ever happen for indie authors! Thanks to V. and the gang for this opportunity. I sure hope y’all like it. Its sequel–alas–is still dragging along. A special note on pronunciation for any who’ve come over: “Galan” […]
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(5/13/26) Lately, I’ve received quite a bit of “back channel” communication—mostly emails to addresses I’ve not advertised for the purpose. Certainly most of it is spam; everyone gets it; but some of what I’m getting is different, much more pointed and detailed. These requests also seem to be all over the map, so I’ve decided
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(2/19/26) For over a year now I have been plugging away on a sequel to my second book, the fantasy novel. The manuscript is a hot mess, and still far from alpha, but the bones are laid to the end for the parts still awaiting flesh. It’s about two-thirds done (with the rest at least
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(11/17/25) I am very excited to announce that Volusia County has adopted all three of my novels! My wife and I had the pleasure to visit the Daytona area this past summer. It was actually my first time over there. I just never had the chance before. After all, we have plenty of beaches over
(1/20/25) Maybeth’s “down upon the Suwannee River…” Thanks to the enduring support of the librarians of the Suwannee River system, Meet Maybeth: A Confederate Girl can now be checked out in Lee, Live Oak, and Madison, Florida. In other news, I’m already on chapter two of the sequel to my fantasy novel. It’s going to
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(12/24/24) …and Happy New Year! (2025 couldn’t get any worse, right? The wretched world remains on fire.) Things are proceeding apace here at Two Goats Press. Meet Maybeth is now on Hoopla, an eBook service I absolutely love. It lets you check out books electronically from hundreds of participating libraries! If you’re socked-in somewhere snuggled
(3/27/24) Let me start by saying thank you very much to the Calhoun County Library in Blountstown who recently adopted my latest novel (in which they might’ve been name checked). One of these days I’ll have to tell you the story of how that came to be… You may recall that I expected to have
Visiting Monticello and back in Calhoun County Read More »