Good Morning Campers, I have a couple pieces of news to pass along to you. First, I had my first podcast interview this past Monday. I sat down with the guys from Haven Podcasts and talked about my books, about science-fiction in general, and my writing process. The interview lasted about an hour and should …
I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving break, but now we're back to business. I took the week off from working on the third installment of Atom & Go, but I've picked up and trekked on. The going hasn't been easy. I hit a fork in the road and had to decide which way Atom …
I'm currently reading a post-apocalyptical adventure about a young woman racing to save the wasteland from a long forgotten super computer/general from the war that destroyed the earth. The story is interesting. The blurb calls it a fusion of Mad Max and Neuromancer. The setting feels like Mad Max, but I'll have to take the …
Another convention is in the books. This time it was the Rhode Island Comic Con. I'm not sure on the exact numbers, but I can assure you it is by far the largest convention I've had the privilege of attending to date. It was huge. I had a table in the arena section, right beside …
I'm torn. Last weekend, I managed to sneak away from my busy life and take my daughter out to dinner. Afterwards we went and saw the new Dune movie. Yesterday, I saw an add for the new Cowboy Bebop show that is coming out on Netflix next month. Both of these are remakes ... but …
Saturday night I couldn't sleep, so I watched The Highwaymen. It made me realize that despite being a history major in college, I knew surprisingly little about Bonnie and Clyde. I studied that time period fairly thoroughly. However, my reading took me to the big cities and to Europe. My attention was drawn to matters …
Covid knocked me down, so I reread Dune. I bought my copy of Frank Herbert's classic back in the mid-90's at my middle school book fair. It's a safe bet that Dune, coupled with Star Wars, established my love of science-fiction. I remember tearing through the book in the days after I bought it. It …
This weekend has come and gone. Manchester, New Hampshire was a beautiful city. The Granite State Comic-Con was a blast. I got to sell some books and talk to hordes of lovely folks about Atom & Go, the writing process, and the joys of being an author. In addition to meeting tons of interesting people …
This will be short and sweet. When I hit post I'll head out to load up the Jeep with boxes of Atom & Go books to be sold at the Granite State Comic-Con. Here are the details. Granite State Comic-Con Saturday 9/18 10am-6pm Sunday 9/19 10am-5pm Location 700 Elm St, Manchester, NH Well, it's time …
It's that time again. Mornings are cool. The kids are walking to school. The house is quiet. Coffee scents the air. It's time to dive into writing with renewed energy. After taking the month off to spend time with the family, I'm ready to pick up the tale of Atom & Go. It is funny …
The Literary Busker 