(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 […]
Thanks again to my friends in the Suwannee River Regional Library System Read More »
(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
(11/26/24) Recently, in the midst of promoting my book, I got a question I wasn’t quite ready to answer: Can shops that aren’t primarily bookstores also order my book wholesale? Answer: Yes! I was sure they could; I just didn’t know the procedure; I’m talking about gift shops and the like that sell other general
Non-bookstore retailers can also order my book wholesale Read More »
(10/26/24) Physical deluxe copies of Meet Maybeth are now available for checkout throughout the Big Bend! So far, I’m in the public libraries of Jefferson, Franklin, Taylor, Gilchrist, Lafayette, and Dixie (Yay!) Counties. Head to the one near you and check me out! I’m also, as I said before, in Grady County, Georgia up in
(10/16/24) I drove quite a bit today promoting my book, only to see way too many precious now-downed trees… As you might image, it was my first trip east since the latest storm, and even today, after Herculean effort, the damage is still clearly evident. A lot of oaks continue to shed limbs in Madison
(10/4/24) I’ve updated the links on my home page to reflect some new vendors who’ve come online. Bookshop.org is the most exciting of these as it’s offering my fancy hardcover at a discount! I made their little link button red to reflect this. =) Pay them a visit today. You won’t be disappointed! In other
Bookshop.org is now a preferred vendor for my Hardcover Read More »
(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 »