ALMOST HOME opens in a flooded Confederate prison at the confluence of the Alabama and Cahaba rivers, in the hollowed-out heart of Dixie. Read More →
ALMOST HOME opens in a flooded Confederate prison at the confluence of the Alabama and Cahaba rivers, in the hollowed-out heart of Dixie. Read More →
I knew I had a story I wanted to tell about an event too long ignored, and I finally realized that only fiction could do this justice. But where to begin? Read More →
This post is to let friends know that my new novel has just been released. I began writing ALMOST HOME more than a decade ago — my attempt to bring to life a final horror … Read More →
The link below takes you to a really nice website that features reading lists created by authors using categories of their own choosing. Mine is “Books that tell a big Read More →
“I regret staying dry.” That line appears in the epilogue of a wonderful new book, Splash!: 10,000 Years of Swimming. The author, veteran journalist Howard Means, is describing a recent walk he Read More →