Photo Books are Expensive
Print on demand books cost more to print than the large batch printing publishers do. That is even more so of hardbound photo books. It is always hard to make anything off of photo books ...
New Photo Book Out.
Donna and I have put out a book. In 2014, I got a friend request on Facebook from Maridonna, and we started sharing pictures we were taking. In March of 2015, I sold off and ...
Flash Fiction: Island Dream
Heart racing, sweat running down his face, Captain John Hicks slapped the water again with his magic, getting a pure tone, and listened for the echo. They might be invisible to his magic and eyesight, ...
Renegade on Kara: The Great Basin, is Now Published
After a lot of rewriting, I’ve finally published the first book in the saga of Roger and his dragon, Jason, Renegade on Kara: The Great Basin. This story is set thousands of years into the ...
Donald of Mars now at 90 episode and still going
I started my serial Donald of Mars on Kindle Vella over two years ago and and move it to Ream Stories, and then to Substack and Patreon when they closed Kindle Vella. It is now ...
Flash Fiction: Shoe on the Other Foot
Protecting a Romance Writer from Assassins isn’t easy.
Last Chapter of Renegade on Kara: The Great Basin, now published.
After some delays from health and other problems, I’ve gotten out the final Chapter of Renegade on Kara: The Great Basin, on Substack, ReamStories and on Patreon, so use whichever site you prefer. Kara is ...
My serial, Donald of Mars, is now up to 84 episodes
A few years back, I began writing the serial Donald of Mars on Kindle Vella. Vella is closed, but I’ve kept the story going in other places. The main idea behind it was to have ...
Micro Fiction: They Call Me Doug
Your Army buddies call you what they want.
Kara Discovered: Episode 6, Moving Out
“No more patrolling inside the perimeter. Cho, your squad is to take Michelle’s squad’s place on the line. Michelle, get your men lined up and ready to move in three minutes. Assign one private specifically to stay at the elbow of each of the two scientists accompanying us. Move!”