My fabulous editor and friend, Jenn Brozek, asked me why dinosaurs. Woo hoo, of all the questions I get about my writing, this is one of the most fun ones! For those of you wondering the same thing, here’s why I write about them. It all began when my brother Frank was six years old and I was five. I’m grateful that my writing buddy Dave Creek helped me fulfill a childhood dream.
Oh, and while you’re over at Jenn’s site, check out some the neat books she’s written.
Quick quiz for those of you who’ve always been into fossils. 1. What is a fossil? A) The bones of a dead creature B) Stone in which minerals have replaced the remains of a dead creature C) A footprint, claw mark, burrow or other record of what a dead creature
I jumped at the chance to be on the ever-astute Joe Compton’s program for Go Indie Now where I got to talk about dinosaurs and other magical beasts. Have a watch! Not familiar with Go Indie Now? It’s where you’ll find all sorts of lively and timely discussions about the
