What Mama Never Told Me Mama told me to beware of danger– look both ways before crossing the street, don’t play with matches or run […]
When Man First Walked On The Moon
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I have lived in a world where no one had stepped on the moon, where little boys knew how to count backwards to ten, and […]
Happy 4th of July!
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I’ve always loved the 4th of July. It was my father’s birthday and is my “birthday eve,” and there were always parties and fireworks. Back […]
Big July Sale at Smashwords
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I think it’s really nice of Smashwords to have a sale to celebrate the 4th of July and my birthday again—they didn’t actually say that’s […]
Memoirs
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Memoirs I read a lot of memoirs, interested in other people’s lives and how they came to be where they are. I have no memoir […]
Sebastian Melmoth & The Importance of Being Earnest
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Imprisoned for the sin of being himself was a long, drawn out, death sentence. What good is living when you are abandoned and alone, when […]
Shattering Glass
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In my dreams you climb into my head. It’s a strange sensation. There’s a void that opens, I can see it like a special effect […]
Who Would Have Predicted?
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I wonder how many people would have predicted they’d be where they are today; how many of the “Most likely to”s actually did. For […]
View From the Top
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View From The Top Words are insufficient to describe the view. Sunrise from atop a volcano must be experienced. Pre-dawn at 10,000 feet is peacefully […]
The Art of Letter Writing
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The Art of Letter Writing The Art of Letter Writing is dead. Maybe not dead, but definitely dying. Technology has been clubbing it to death […]