(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 »
How to vote for “None of These Candidates”
N.O.T.C. (None of These Candidates) Read More »
(12/7/23) Merry Christmas! Though this season hasn’t been very “merry” at all so far. Must be something about all the wars, and the rumors of more yet to come… Since the last update and my speaking engagement in Perry, I’ve been steadily pecking along, slogging through a pesky edit. Here’s where we are (including
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(9/18/23) Just a quick update to remind folks that most of the new eBook distributors have now received my second novel. This includes the Hoopla Network. Recall my eBook format was initially only available through Amazon’s Kindle. It still is but no longer participates in their “Unlimited” plan. This good news means folks with eReaders
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(9/6/23) I just heard back from James Gross of the Friends of the Taylor County Public Library. They took a hit, there were a lot of trees down, and they only just got their power back, but he said, thankfully, that everyone’s OK. Even the library is now back open. It was good to hear.
(7/20/23 @ 11:00AM Eastern) A Southern Fried Fantasy Adventure Story is now available here in Leon County where it was written! The Leon County Public Library System just this week stocked my book in three of its many branches. This great news just happens to correspond with my previously scheduled Kindle Countdown Sale. Library patrons
Live in Leon County, and My Kindle Sale is ON! Read More »