Film and literary reviewer Jeffrey Keeten was kind enough to interview me alongside his review of In the Shadow of the Hanging Tree. You can read it in its entirety here: JeffreyKeeten.com While your there, check out Jeffrey’s blog. If you’re into books and film, you’re bound to find something of interest.
I’ve always had a deep need to understand how humans can treat each other the way they do. It’s a vexing issue, hatred. So is greed. The atrocities that can be born of these things are far beyond my ability to grasp. These thoughts are reflected in most of my writing. Maybe it’s my way …
Due mainly to Covid 19’s far reaching influence, Return Addresses’ June 1st release date has been scrapped and the book is now available. See links below. Preorders and review copies will be shipping over the next two weeks. Thank you everyone. Stay safe out there. Ebook: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B086QBN46K Paperback: https://www.amazon.com/Return-Address…
Those of you who choose to read my latest novel, In the Shadow of the Hanging Tree, will notice a brief dedication at the beginning to someone named Landrin Kelly. It won’t mean anything to you; why would it? It’s just a name, like so many other names on so many other dedication pages, in …
Recently I had to say goodbye to my longtime friend and companion, Max. He’s the howling Malamute in the foreground. You will be missed, ol’ buddy.
Pre-order your paperback copy of Return Addresses now. For a limited time, all U.S. and Canada pre-orders will be signed copies. Books will be delivered after May 15 2020. *On smartphones and tablets your shopping cart will appear at the bottom of the page* **For Ebook readers you can preorder the Kindle version …
Best wishes to all, and a happy new year. May you have health and contentment in 2020. The above photo is just a little something to help set the tone.
Reviews of In the Shadow of the Hanging Tree: “The white man only knows desire, Nótaxemâhta’sóoma. He knows nothing of contentment. His heart is dry and withered, and he seeks to revive it with that of which has no medicine. He is careless and wasteful, and places himself above and apart from all other things. …
Sam Burnside stared with disdain at the ten-year-old Hewlett Packard desktop. Although he used a computer every day for his construction consulting business, he’d never really embraced the technology. The fact was, he missed his stationary: From The Desk Of Samuel A. Burnside. Even more so since he could no longer write. His wife, Sharon, …