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July 18, 2018
Tippity-Tapping While the World is on Fire, or I’m Here & I Ain’t Goin’ Nowhere
Do you want the general update first? Yes? All right. I received my Master’s Degree in May. I am officially a master. I get a seat on the council without whining. So there’s that. I’ve been catching up on reading that I put off while reading for the graduate program. Don Winslow’s The Power of the […]
Published on July 18, 2018 09:15
February 8, 2018
You Mean It’s…2018?!, or Just WHERE the Hell Have I Been?!
I am a little shocked that I haven’t posted here since last New Year’s Day. I mean last New Year’s Day, 2017. A lot has happened…and not much has happened, too. If you want the short of it: I’m doing well, so is my family, and I’m nearly done with grad school. Once I am, I’ll […]
Published on February 08, 2018 17:13
January 1, 2017
Wait? You Mean…It’s 2017?!
How have I not posted anything since July?! Well, therewere a few abandoned posts that I just didn’t like the sound of before posting them, and themany ideas for posts I either didn’t have the time, energy, or wherewithal to write and post. There were the posts aboutStar Wars, or politics, or the depression/anxiety I’ve […]

Published on January 01, 2017 18:02
July 21, 2016
Peekaboo!, or I’m Right Here, Now Calm Down
Wow. I haven’t been here since April! What’s up withthat? If you actually follow and read my blog, you’ll know that I’m a full-time teacher, father of an 18-year-old high school graduate and soon-to-be-college freshman, a 3-year-and-9-month-year-old, a husband,and going through my master’s degree program online. I’ve been busy this summer, too. It will end, […]

Published on July 21, 2016 10:24
April 19, 2016
Girls Like Superheroes, Too, You Know
It’s hard raising a daughter. Somehow, in 2016, I feel like the world has gotten tougher for girls. Maybe it’s because social media amplifies everything to a ridiculous volume, but it seems that times are getting…well…worse. The Tea Party movement created a backwards thinking environment that’s juxtaposed against a post-1960/70s Women’s Lib movement that has […]

Published on April 19, 2016 19:12
March 25, 2016
From Krypton & Gotham to Gautham: Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)
Note: There will be SPOILERS here. Be warned! Also, this is essentially a first draft. Because of grad school and other commitments, my time is very scarce. I haven’t added any images, or have even really re-read it. My apologies on any lost thoughts. Someday, I may revise it and repost. But for now, because […]

Published on March 25, 2016 18:47
January 30, 2016
Discover Me…Again, or Buy This Book, Please&ThankYou
It’s here!Discoveries: Best of Horror and Dark Fantasy, edited by James R. Beach and Jason V Brock, published from the great Dark Regions Press. Not only can you get it through the above links, but you can order through Amazonas well. Besides my story “The Umbrella People,” which I wrote about last time, there’s a […]

Published on January 30, 2016 08:48
January 23, 2016
A Few Words on “The Umbrella People”
That handsome cover belongs to a reprint anthology my story “The Umbrella People” is a part of. There are stories by others whose names make me giddy, like Ray Bradbury, Kealan Patrick Burke, Elizabeth Engstrom, Tim Lebbon, John R. Little, William F. Nolan, John Shirley, Tim Waggoner, and so many others that my head’s […]

Published on January 23, 2016 18:22
December 17, 2015
One Term Ends & Another Begins, or More Random Stuff For Your Entertainment Pleasure
All right, let’s do this! Yeah, I don’t buy that enthusiasm, either. Term 1 is done and so is my first grad class, which I passed with an A. I’ve already begun term 2. Go me. Echoes on the Pond, aka the novel, is finished. For real this time. It now weighs in at 114,800 […]

Published on December 17, 2015 18:40
November 15, 2015
Wherein I Peek Out, Blink, & Weep, or What the Hell Is Going On, Anyway?
I posted a quick update at the end of week 1 of my grad school online course and wrote,“when I look at the syllabus, I see that the remaining nine weeks are going to be verybusy.” I am at the start of week 8 of 10. I haven’t completed week 7 yet. I shouldn’t be […]

Published on November 15, 2015 20:11