Hello there, friends and fans! It’s February 24, 2025 – and here are some things that happened in the meantime!
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Meanwhile… #4: Between the Lines
Hello there, friends and fans! It’s February 17, 2025 – and here are some things that happened in the meantime!
Meanwhile… #3: In A Parallel Universe
Hello there, friends and fans! It’s February 10, 2025 – and here are some things that happened in the meantime!
Meanwhile… #2: What Lies Ahead?
Hello there, friends and fans! It’s January 30, 2025 – and here are some things that happened in the meantime!
Meanwhile…
Hello there, friends and fans! It’s January 16, 2025 – and it’s been a few weeks since you last heard from me. Here are some things that happened in the meantime!
With 5 Stars, Lifetime Is Worth Your Time!
Hello, friends and fans! I just saw this review of “Lifetime” from 2 days ago. Looks like this year is starting off kinda nice!
What Is A Friend? (Not)
Friends, right? Right… Let me tell you about friendship. I’m 51 years old now, and over the span of that half-century I’ve accumulated some small level of experience in the subject. Allow me to share my experience with you.
Another Reminder Of Why I Love Being Indie
Hello, friends and fans! A few months ago, I submitted two short stories to a sci-fi anthology, and this whole exercise has reminded me just why I don’t like dealing with publishing companies and why being indie is so important to me. That said, you must be wondering the same thing I am: Why did…
Thoughts on Forgiveness
Hello there, friends and fans! I’ve come to wonder why there is such a powerful emphasis on forgiving those who hurt us in modern society? The answer, naturally, is religion – specifically Christianity, which places a disproportionate burden on the individual to forgive all transgressions committed against them, no matter what they were, or how…
Writing Advice: “Is my story worth finishing?”
Good morning, friends and fans! A fellow writer recently asked me for my opinion about a story they’re working on and sent me the first five chapters. Is it “worth carrying on with?” they asked. So here’s my opinion of the matter in its entirety – and I feel it applies to any writer who…










