The Catskills are not terribly far from where I grew up, but I have no memories of ever going there as a kid. Hiking in that area is great fun. Here are some photos to
I find myself in the happy—and happily unexpected—situation in which FOUR new stories of mine are in the publication pipeline! They are slated to become available to readers later this year or early next year.
My trip last month to Scotland included a side journey to Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland. Here I found inspiration for my fiction. Stay tuned!
Oh hey, you can now read my second Reference Librarian column in the July/August issue of Analog. I had such fun picking out half a dozen books, reading them, and contemplating what they have to
What does “the Northwest Passage” conjure up? Is it intrepid European men of centuries past seeking a way through the frozen Arctic ice to shorten their trip from Europe to Northern Asia? Despite my background
Hey everyone, you can listen to my story, “Etruscan Afterlife,” starting now. It’s in an anthology, The Reinvented Heart, from Arc Manor Books. My thanks to editors Jenn Brozek and Cat Rambo, as well as
My first book review appeared in Analog just weeks ago. Hope nobody missed it! Amid the excitement of seeing my work in print, I’ve already turned in my next column for the July/August 2023 issue
Who knew that one’s bucket list can include sailing beneath the waves in a six-person yellow submarine named Ringo? That’s what I found myself doing last month as part of a cruise down the coast
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
Calling all you readers, do you want more novels? Yeah, I thought so. I’ve been listening to a neat new podcast produced by the astute editor-writer-reader Rachel A. Brune. Give it a try. Oh, and
