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Time Is Broken, But The Books Are Still Coming
It is somehow already more than halfway through January, which clearly explains how 2025 went by so fast. Clearly, time is speeding up. We cannot see it happening, because clocks are speeding up too. That is just science. Possibly questionable science, but science nonetheless. I will admit my data is entirely anecdotal. Still, I know…
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Turning the Page: Finding Joy in New Beginnings
January always feels like a blank page waiting to be written on.
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Stories to Carry Us Forward
As one year closes and another begins, I always find myself looking back through the stories that filled my days. Some were mine, most belonged to others, but all of them left a little light behind.
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The Magic of Ordinary Miracles
The holidays have a way of making us look for miracles. We picture bright lights, big moments, grand gestures—the kind that sparkle across movie screens and Hallmark cards.
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The Light We Find in Fiction
This time of year, when the nights stretch long and the air turns sharp, I find myself reaching for stories that glow. Not flashy, not perfect—just warm. Stories that remind me light is still out there, even when life feels a little dim.
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💋 Where It All Began: The Spy Who Kissed Me
Before there were galaxy-hopping space rogues, time-twisting gadgets, or heroines who could disarm a villain with a well-aimed quip…There was one woman.One sunroof.And one very confused spy with a bullet wound and killer baby blues. The Spy Who Kissed Me was my very first novel. 🥹 I didn’t set out to launch a writing career.…
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Mayhem, Mystery, and Gumbo Ya-Ya Exit—The Big Uneasy Hits Double Digits!
It happened. The Big Uneasy has hit book TEN!
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Behind the Book: The Mostly True Story Behind the Writing of Gumbo Ya-Ya Exit
Another installment in my often painful look behind the scenes of writing a book.
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A New Website Design!
I’d be interested in your impressions of the new design and/or share what you love to read.
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Remind Me Why DEAD SPACES Happened?
We write books for lots of reasons. Usually, there isn’t one “this is why I wrote this book.” Which is why I have, and like, this feature. I’m curious why authors write the books they write. And believe it or not, I’m curious why I wrote a particular book. (You’d think I’d know, wouldn’t you?)…