Happy Father's Day Weekend!
I am very well pleased to have my story "Last Time-Next Time", which is much about my own dad, accepted for publication in the upcoming issue of The Windhover: A Journal of Christian Literature. Look for the story in August 2018.
I'm currently writing short stories, revising a first historical novel (endlessly, it seems), starting a second, and mulling a short-story collection. I've more to do, and it seems like the cracks of time are fewer and farther between. Lord, have mercy!
I had such a nice time participating in Midway Journal's Midway Meets Manhattan earlier this month. Thanks again to Ralph Pennel for including me and for hosting such a fine event!
I am proud to announce that Noah, my eldest son, has received his first publication. His poem "The Right Ingredients" was published in Issue #100 of Amazing Kids! Magazine. Great work, buddy!
My response in the "Why I Write" section over at WriteOnFightOn is up. Go check it out and take in the wise reflections of Jay Armstrong. I am grateful you thought of me, Jay. Keep up the good fight!
I am very well pleased to have my story "Last Time-Next Time", which is much about my own dad, accepted for publication in the upcoming issue of The Windhover: A Journal of Christian Literature. Look for the story in August 2018.
I'm currently writing short stories, revising a first historical novel (endlessly, it seems), starting a second, and mulling a short-story collection. I've more to do, and it seems like the cracks of time are fewer and farther between. Lord, have mercy!
I had such a nice time participating in Midway Journal's Midway Meets Manhattan earlier this month. Thanks again to Ralph Pennel for including me and for hosting such a fine event!
I am proud to announce that Noah, my eldest son, has received his first publication. His poem "The Right Ingredients" was published in Issue #100 of Amazing Kids! Magazine. Great work, buddy!
My response in the "Why I Write" section over at WriteOnFightOn is up. Go check it out and take in the wise reflections of Jay Armstrong. I am grateful you thought of me, Jay. Keep up the good fight!
