Amazon to Open First Manhattan Bookstore
Online retailing giant Amazon.com Inc. plans to open its first New York City bookstore in Manhattan’s Time Warner Center, the company said. Source: Amazon to Open First Manhattan Bookstore Brooklyn will always be in my heart, no matter where I’ve … Continued
8 Ways You Can See Einstein’s Theory of Relativity in Real Life
Albert Einstein’s famous theory of relativity isn’t just for particle physicists and sci-fi fans. Here are eight ways you can see relativity in real life. Source: 8 Ways You Can See Einstein’s Theory of Relativity in Real Life I … Continued
Welcome, 2017! Great things to come…
Happy New Year, World! I’ve had a wonderful 2016. I married the love of my life, visited Ireland, and published my first novel, VISITOR. I have more writing in the works, but my initial resolution for 2017 is to improve … Continued
When I’m Not Writing…
I wonder what people think about writers these days. Do you envision us hunched over a rickety wooden desk beneath the flickering oil lamp, dribbling an ebony trail from the tip of the quill back to the inkpot? Or, do … Continued
VISITOR Book Release Party! Prizes! Q&A!
I am thrilled to announce my first book release party event on Facebook, for the science-fiction novel, VISITOR, is scheduled for Monday, August 22nd, starting at 7:00pm Eastern. Please Like/Share this post! There will be 3 contests during this event. I … Continued
VISITOR the Novel is finally HERE. Get your copy today!
I’m thrilled beyond measure to announce that VISITOR is now available through Amazon in both eBook and paperback formats! Simply click HERE. Please note, if you buy the paperback edition, the eBook price for the purchaser drops to only $1.99 … Continued
VISITOR – What is it?
The simple answer is, VISITOR is a science-fiction novel I wrote. But that is like saying an oak is just a tree. It’s absolutely true, yet unsatisfying and incomplete. What kind of tree? What shape are the leaves? What is the trunk’s … Continued
How I became a writer
My life changed forever when I was ten years old, and my fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Friedman, gave us a writing assignment. The assignment itself has long escaped my memory, but the story I wrote involved the flowers on my … Continued
