Monthly Archives: December 2010

As an author of Civil War era historical fiction, I was interested to see that Gone With the Wind has climbed into the Kindle top ten best seller list for historical fiction. It looks like a whole new generation of  readers … Continue reading →

This is the interview Zee Bellfield did on her Winter Heat blog fest at http://www.fpreviews.com.  She has posted a review of Crimson Sky as well, and she interviews lots of other authors and reviews new books. A great blog site. 1. … Continue reading →

Its the end of the year, and I’ve been busy trying to meet some deadlines for entering Crimson Sky in several writing contests. Last October, I decided to publish my newest novel exclusively as a self-published e-book, and the experience has had a certain learning curve. I … Continue reading →

I’ve just read this book for the first time and I think my heart is broken.  I knew it wouldn’t end happily ever after.  When I taught high school, I did Ethan Frome with my eleventh graders year after year.  … Continue reading →

The Holidays are upon us, and in the spirit of the season I’d like to give away some copies of my newest novel, Crimson Sky. So, for a limited time, I’ll send a free electronic copy of the book to anyone … Continue reading →

In researching my novel, Crimson Sky, we paid a visit to a New Mexico historical site that’s a must-see for anyone interested in the cultural history of the first Americans. Chaco Culture National Historical Park is located about 100 miles northwest of Albuquerque, and contains the remains of … Continue reading →

If you’re into e-books, you’ve doubtless discovered how many freebies are available for download from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Project Gutenberg. Many of these are classic works of literature that have been available on the web for years, but … Continue reading →