(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
(7/17/25) Three more libraries have added Meet Maybeth to their collections: the Anna Porter Public Library in Gatlinburg, TN, The Northwest Regional Library System in Bay County, FL, and a very special library over in Hattiesburg, MS. As I told the friendly staff at the Panama City Beach branch, Bay County used to stock A
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(5/19/25) It’s been a while since I’ve made a post. This spring has been busy, with all sorts of things going on, including horrible distractions. First off, respecting my title, I thought I’d provide a comprehensive update on where you can check out and read my latest book for free. Here are the counties with
(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
(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