What’s Your Typical Writing Day Like?

Yes, I’m writing on Christmas morning, but that’s not my choice, it’s sort of my duty. A long time ago when I was studying and writing at The Breadloaf Writer’s Conference, the novelist Tim O’Brien kindly took me under his wing, personally critiqued a short story of mine which was…

By now you would have heard the POTUS, a Republican, has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize for his recent Israel/UAE peace deal. At the same time, rumors abound that the radical left portion of the Democratic Party is promising major acts of violence come election day should Biden…

It’s true. A potentially killer asteroid is presently careening towards our planet at an obscene speed. At it’s present rate, it just might collide with earth the day before the Presidential elections. That means, we could all be toast on November 2nd and not have to vote. …

…But don’t take my word for it. That’s what Publisher’s Weekly calls my newest stand alone psychological action thriller, The Girl Who Wasn’t There (Oceanview). I often write about the dangers of the seemingly safe and sedate suburbs (check out Orchard Grove), but I’m also fascinated by thrillers set in…

For the past three and a half months, I have been living with my two adult sons. Harrison, 26, and Jack, 29. You might wonder why at this stage of the life game, I would choose to make such a move seemingly backwards. On the contrary, it was actually intended…

It’s suddenly fashionable in America to live in fear. Fear not only over losing your home and all its possessions to a demonic arsonist, but also your life. It’s suddenly in vogue to allow madmen and women to riot in the streets, toss bricks at cops, smash storefront windows, and…

What the hell good can come out of a pandemic? We’ve been chained to the radiator in our apartments and homes for how long now? I haven’t looked in the mirror lately, but I’m quite sure I resemble the Wild Man of Borneo, long gray beard and hair included. …