Weddings are part of the great circle we call life. As a man and woman join together to create a new family, another step in the cycle takes place. Weddings bring tears, joy, and family. It is always fun to … Continue reading →
Earlier this week, I shared a link for a good clean young adult series. While I was writing my dragon series, I was writing what I would want to share with my kids. I tried to do it in a … Continue reading →
This morning going through my twitter posts, I found an interesting link. This author has written a young adult series about a junior high girl. She seems to present all the issues that middle school students go through and presents … Continue reading →
While at the Good Friday service last night, we sang the song “O Sacred Head Now Wounded”. It was written in the 12th Century. The idea of all those believers down through the ages singing this song hit me. I … Continue reading →
Well, Spring Break has come to a close. It is amazing what all was accomplished. From a trip to the Redwoods with the family, to working with a great Book Manager at Booktrope, to editing stories, and seeing my son’s … Continue reading →
In 2012, I wrote this poem. It came from a scene in Dragon’s Cure from the dragon’s point of view. She is lifting into the air. The picture is one that I did in 2010 from the same scene. Today, … Continue reading →
There are several ways that an author can create a setting. Usually, they all involve some variant of use what you know. Whether that is you physically have been there such as in Dragon’s Future, Dragon Fen, and Dragon’s Posterity, … Continue reading →
Have you ever had a vacation that didn’t turn out exactly as you had thought? Ever head in a completely different direction? That was Christmas 2008 for me. We were headed to my in-laws’ for the holiday. Along the way, … Continue reading →
Well, I never dreamed of being a published author before. I wrote from the time I was little. I loved reading, and so, creating stories was a natural step. Six years ago, I was amazed that stories were pouring forth … Continue reading →
