Read the last one again. Does that remind you of anyone in particular? Whatever removed the dinosaurs from our planet long before we knew they existed was a game-changing event for humanity. I don’t believe we’d be here in our homes and clothing, reading or typing on our computers in complete ignorance of what wiped…
Earthquakes. Tornados. Hurricanes. Oh my! These are all examples of natural disasters we’ve come to accept as normal, yet what exactly are these horrific acts of nature that can utterly devastate humanity without mercy? Researching hurricanes, it becomes clear we still don’t understand how they form. The articles say it has something to do with…
Everyone who follows me gets it by now – I refuse to relinquish Pluto to “secondary” status. But that doesn’t mean the “second furthest” planet doesn’t deserve some attention. Neptune is a very interesting planet in its own right, even if it is only “second to last” away from the Sun. This is a great…
Another Sci-Fi Prediction Come True?
I love to collect old books. There, I said it. Books. Paper, ink, that old book smell. I grew up in Brooklyn and used to visit this awesome used book store on King’s Highway. I felt like I was in a treasure room. Fast forward, um, a few years. Enter eBay. Wow! An entire WORLD…
I know, I know. I skipped my post announcing THE SWORD AND THE RING is available on Amazon as an eBook or Paperback. It still is! But now, thanks to the awesome narration by Damien Brunetto, its also available as an audiobook via Audible. What is THE SWORD AND THE RING? Aimie, a naïve but feisty…
I’m thrilled to announce that my space opera, first contact, science fiction novel, VISITOR, is now available on many platforms other than Amazon. Smashwords Barnes And Noble Kobo Apple iBooks (search in iTunes) and of course, still on Amazon. Don’t forget to download your FREE copy of the VISITOR prequel, BIRTH OF A STAR, through…
Congratulations to Mara Batt, who graduated from the Stroudsburg School District, for winning the writing contest! Our distinguished panel of judges had a tough time selecting the winner, but in the end Mara nailed it and the $1,200 award will go directly to her college of choice. Mara’s winning story may be downloaded in pdf…
Back in 2005, a group of awesome people and myself founded Pocono Commuter, Inc., a non-profit that supported the growing commuter population, helping them find friends and support during the economic boom that offered home ownership via extreme commutes to NY and NJ, and winding down after the real estate crisis forced many commuters to…
So I’ve kept a few things from my childhood that have stayed with me over the, er, many years, since then. I have handwritten stories in ancient spiral notebooks, report cards, and assorted odds and ends that would mean little to anyone other than myself. One item I resurrected while perusing my memories pile is…
