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Please take a moment to do a write-in vote for Diminishing Return in the Goodreads 2019 Choice Awards Science Fiction category. It would mean so much to me! Thanks for all of your support. If you don't have a Goodreads account, you may need to make one. Click here to go directly to the voting [...]
Diplomacy can be a fun house mirror refection of dishonesty. Ideally, it appeases hostility, allows for every individual to be okay with our differences in opinion. It can also be the disguise of steering us into oblivion. This is the line between a leader and a conqueror. How and when it’s used can be a [...]
Age is not indicative of intelligence. At previous points in history, the duration of a human’s life would have been a sign of cunning, outwitting the harsh elements, succeeding according to Darwin, but now it only means you’ve been inundated with the absurdity of society's failing intellect for longer than those who come after you. [...]
I have just established a Goodreads Author Page. I hope all of you will check it out and click to follow me. If you've read my work and enjoyed it, let people know by leaving a five star review and suggest my work to your Goodreads friends. Thanks, as always, for your continued support. Every [...]
A friend of mine, Scott Willson, is in the midst of reading my new novel and traveling from Phoenix, AZ to Philadelphia, PA. He is taking the book with him so that he can finish it on the 5 hour flight to PA that Andrea, Ari, and I know all too well. Being the thoughtful [...]
Please help me share this part of my book with anyone who may need it: I wanted to share this part of my new book with everyone, at no cost, so that it might reach more people. I realize some of you just aren’t into reading and some of you purchased my novel just to [...]
How long before we become so callous that we no longer recognize hell? Sometimes life is the gift we would like to believe we deserve. Other times, it is the most elegantly designed of all the tortures; the one which we actually, wrongfully believe we deserve.
