Emigrants who traveled the Oregon Trail understood they were living in an important part of history. That’s one reason many of them kept diaries. We study what they wrote to understand life as they knew it. Likewise, one day people will want to know what it was like going through the coronavirus pandemic. They will … Continue reading Escape into Armchair Travel
Do you recall the vivid dreams you had in childhood? My favorite was the one where I got to fly. Some dreams happened with my eyes open, usually in school while I gazed out the window. There’s nothing quite so surprising as the teacher interrupting your foray into an imaginary world. It’s my job to dream now, … Continue reading Escape into a Story Dream
Due to the pandemic, I called off a trip to see my mother. Being in a high-risk category, she is, as she puts it, under “house arrest.” The cabin fever that immediately set in surprised me. When I am not traveling, I work from home. Life seems diametrically opposed to my spending time writing.
What a delight to finally offer Sojourner, Tales of Faeraven book 3, to epic fantasy readers. This book has been a long time coming. I didn’t plan to leave some readers hanging about what happened to Kai for so long. Others have expressed interest in the fate of Elcon’s baby. My lips are sealed. There … Continue reading Sojourner Launch Bonus Ebooks
I’ll be honest. Apart from the usual journey through life, I’m not traveling anywhere this month. I am first and foremost a writer, and sometimes that leaves me chained to my desk. I’ve recently escaped that state but haven’t had enough time to plan a greater adventure. Ah, me. That will come. For now, I’m … Continue reading Dreaming of Tomorrows to Come
At the best of times, travel presents challenges. Being forced from our home in the middle of the work week unless we wanted to endure two days of no running water, didn’t provide the best start to the trip. We decided to make the best of things and booked a condo in a time share … Continue reading Manners are Overrated
