Early this morning I opened my email with no idea I’d have an interesting research project from a shyster publisher. Their email Something or other publishing (their actual name) sent me an email. They seemed really interested in me sending … Read More
Some readers have asked me how to write a book review. I can’t tell you what to say, but I can give you pointers on the dos and don’ts so that you can help your favorite authors get more sales. … Read More
An unexpected adventure with the B-29 Superfortress. We went to watch Doc, the B-29 superfortress, start her engines while it was in Albuquerque. My sister and I taking photos, my niece and Dad standing under the aviation center awning out … Read More
How to write a book – it isn’t easy. I talk with Wally about how to get it done. Early on a Saturday morning I headed out for a radio interview on Wally in the Morning. It was the same … Read More
Yee Naallooshii Bonnie trudged through the moonlit New Mexico desert sending up bits of sand with every step of her faded Nikes. She moved steadily in the direction of the casino, even though all she saw in front of her … Read More
I like challenging myself so I signed up for the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge, a great way to work on your short story skills – in this case, a suspense short story. For this second round, I was assigned … Read More
I’m so excited to have Gamble of the Gods ready! Writing this new mystery book took longer than expected because I left my publisher to self-publish the first book, Toy of the Gods. Moved to Self-Publish That set me off … Read More
Normally I share my own adventures, but today I’m excited to share one from my grandfather. Testing B 29s on the Fly – Flying Superforts fresh from the assembly line could be a dangerous job The following article was originally … Read More
I know so many of you are waiting for the next novel in the Idol Maker Series (aka Gamble of the Gods!) So if you’ve already read Toy of the Gods, here are some other books to keep you reading. … Read More
I like challenging myself so I signed up for the NYC Midnight Flash Fiction Challenge. For this first round, I was assigned a Sci-Fi, paper shredder, and casino. It must be under 1,000 words and you have 48 hours to … Read More
