Ken Follett's A Column of Fire is part of the Kingsbridge series that began with The Pillars of the Earth, which I rank as the second...

This is the most fascinating non-fiction book I’ve read since I came across an English history book when I was about twelve years old....

I make it a point to finish every book I start reading. Only on rare occasions am I fed up, disinterested or otherwise unable to hold to...

Lost Aboard (Review): Ghosts Ahoy! Ever have an encounter with a ghost? No? Well, if you want to have one, make your way to the Star of...

As the author of a book with a plot often called “unique” by reviewers, I really enjoy reading other stories meriting that distinction....

Chapter 1 – Strange Magic (ELO): Oh, for God’s sake – this queue stretches to the horizon! Why am I standing here, more docile than my...

It’s a rare book that leaves you saddened by the ending for reasons other than that your time with the characters has ended. Number 9...

I wrote something close to fifteen first chapters while drafting First Second Coming. This is one of them I liked, but in my opinion it...

Hi! On Sunday, August 2d, at 4:00 p.m. California time, I'll be hosting a short half hour or so virtual launch Party on Zoom. Yo're...

One thing my mother successful implanted in me is a love of music. She was hoping I'd enjoy musicals, and I did. Of course, when the...

I woke up on 9/11 to the news that the World Trade Tower in New York City had been struck by an airplane. Like the rest of us, I was...

In anticipation of my webpage going on line, I took the opportunity to chat with the female protagonist of my novel, Brendali Santamaria....

I posted this review on Amazon, Goodreads and Barnes & Noble, so why not post it here, too? This memoir is worth it. Here's the review:...

I admit it. Blogging isn't something I ever expected to do. Not because I was averse to the idea, but because I didn't perceive a need...