Joyful Writing

Joyful Writing

Writing, particularly fiction, for me is a wonderful experience. I’ve created a world, characters, a plot, and everything else. Sure, I’m drawing from the greater pool of the known universe. Everything out there already exists, so all I’m doing is...
The Whistling People of Kildare

The Whistling People of Kildare

The people of Kildare aren’t like other people. They have secrets. And they aren’t telling. Take a listen to “The Whistling People of Kildare,” a spoken word piece. A haunting look at a mysterious people hidden in the winds of County Kildare....
Story Influences

Story Influences

We are, to a degree, what we read and who we know. I started on a new story yesterday that examines the human condition in regard to pride, greed, narcissism, and revenge. As I thought about it, I realized there are six strong influences on this particular story....
Authors as Entrepreneurs

Authors as Entrepreneurs

Here’s an ad. Do you see it? Scroll up. Three books. Each not remotely like the other. Death, Misery, & Other Curiosities: 12 Dark Short Stories Filled With Angst and Tragedy The Raging Giant Blue Goldfish: 22 Short Stories The Joro Spider Journal: The Blue Book...
Free Storytelling Event

Free Storytelling Event

I’ll be reading/performing two stories at the Suwanee Arts Fest (Georgia) this weekend. Free. I’d love if you stopped by and introduce yourself. Suwanee Town Center at the Author’s Booth. I’ll have books to sell (I’m happy to sign). Both...
New Critique Groups Starting

New Critique Groups Starting

I’ve got a new thing beginning that the writers among you might be interested in. It’s a writing critique group. Essentially, it’s a small group of writers offering guided critiques of each other’s writing. You will learn from each other, and...