A Mother’s Day Letter
Mom, My fondest memory of you is a dull Tuesday during Summer. I was six, and the buzz of Summer was wearing off. I would laze around the house, bored, Read On »»
Write at Your Own Risk – There be Bluenoses About
Writers are kind of like superheroes. Sometimes, we must protect our true identity from society, but sometimes the villains rip off out masks. The latest non-outrage in the media is over Judy Read On »»
Farting in Church: Exploding May 25th
The cover is nearly designed and the “swear-to-god-this-is-the-last-time” edit is coming to an end. On May 25th, my 42nd year of life, I will debut my short ebook, Farting in Read On »»
Musical Bush at the Yuppie Mall
I discovered a strange flora at a outdoor shopping plaza in AlphaMallretta. [display_podcast]
Off to a Great Finish – Kaplah!
About a two weeks ago, my editor sent me the corrections for Rapture Express. “My God,” I thought as I opened the Word doc, “I wrote a freaking novel.” A Read On »»
It’s All About You – Writing Your “About Me”
All beginning writers do it. Admit it. Confess. Somewhere, either buried in a ratty My Little Unicorn diary or some forgotten folder in your laptop, lies your dream bio. It’s Read On »»
Let’s Skip Nervous Introductions….
As some of you already know, this blog is just a new incarnation of my previous blog, Diabetic in Candyland. It’s purpose is still the same, but there will be Read On »»
End of the Affair: Breaking up with Libertarianism
This is hard to write, since it was so exciting at first. Every breath was like the first breath after a great orgasm. You were dashing, bold. Your Rational Self Read On »»
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