Monthly Archives: March 2014

I really don’t have time for this – I am deeply involved with mechanically preparing “Tropical Rage” for digital publishing on 30 April on Amazon. But something I read prompts me to try one more time to reason with you … Continue reading →

Just a short note to tell fans of Jack Stevens and Amy Larkin, that the final edit has been completed on “Tropical Rage,” the third in the series of Caribbean adventures by these two characters. There are some still mechanical … Continue reading →

Thanks to everyone who took part in our little contest. I hope you enjoy the reads. This will be my final post for a bit, while I wrap up “Tropical Rage” which should be available on Amazon by April 30th. … Continue reading →

I don’t know. I just feel magnanimous. Today I feel like giving away something. So let’s have a fun contest. Maybe it is because I am so happy that spring is just around the corner. So here are the rules … Continue reading →

I recently read some interesting stats on Amazon ebook sales. We all strive to get into the “Top 100 Books” don’t we? The closest I ever got was about 286, and that was during the post-Christmas buying spree from folks … Continue reading →

I recently read a post by someone who compared the publishing business, primarily print publishers, to a lottery. I think that is a fair comparison except your local Mega-Million will at least give you the odds of winning. The print … Continue reading →

Hi ho friends and neighbors! Breezing along with the breeze, no….that’s not right, that’s a song mom used to sing when she was happy. I am breezing along with the final editing of the next Caribbean adventure, “Tropical Rage” as … Continue reading →

I once had a nice man ask me how I would want people to remember my humble written efforts in fiction. At the risk of being highly immodest and having a super ego I had a ready answer because I … Continue reading →

Since I am a writer and I have books published on Amazon I long ago made a positive decision to NOT critique other authors’ work. I do read reviews of other work, because I am a devoted “reader” and I … Continue reading →