BRAVO AVENUE--Behind the Scenes

Back in April of this year, Marcus Christman, Matthew Christman, Ethan White and I went downtown.

PAPER BULLET Now Available

My book Paper Bullets: Point-Blank Notions on Writing is now available on Amazon.

Here’s the blurb and the table of contents:

NaNoWriMo 2016: Mobius Girl

National Novel Writing Month started on Nov 1^st at 12:01 a.m. and ends at midnight, Nov 30^th. Those who participate, write approximately 1,666 words a day for 30 days. The end result is a novel-length manuscript of 50,000 words.

NaNoWriMo started in 1999 in San Francisco with 21 participants. Over the years it has become an epic event involving thousands and thousands all over the world. Although it has mostly produced quantity, there is no doubt it has also produced quality. The Night Circus, by Erin Morgenstern and Wool, by Hugh Howey both started out as NaNoWriMo novels.

I’ve completed NaNoWriMo at least three times before. This time, I sort of cheated.

I’m already working on a novel so I’m going to use National Novel Writing Month as an extra push. I didn’t want to wait for Nov 1^st for a variety of reasons, so I started on October 19^th, aiming for an average of 2,000 words a day. When NaNoWriMo started this morning, I went into it with 26,000 words already written.

The novel is tentatively called Mobius Girl. More about that later.

Bravo Avenue: Hyland Senior Play 2016

I’m working on the rough draft of a play written specifically for the seniors at Hyland. The official title is Bravo Avenue

Author Bio (The Director's Cut)

In order to get people interested in reading your books, you’re supposed to write a brief summary of your literary accomplishments and anything else that creates the illusion you have something profound to say. If possible, it should include words such as “best-sellers,” “famous,” and “blockbuster.”

Why I wrote the book GOD'S WORDS

This book deals with the integrity of the Bible. Although there are many reasons why I wrote it, one of the earliest reasons came from a conversation I had with a friend many years ago.

My Real Author Photo

Claiming to be a writer already feels pretentious, but asking someone to take a picture of you as an “author” feels even more so.

My Real Author Photo

Claiming to be a writer already feels pretentious, but asking someone to take a picture of you as an “author” feels even more so.