This summer, while visiting my cousin and his wife at their home on a quiet lake in the interior of Michigan, I found myself captivated by an unexpected teacher—the swan. Each evening, as the sun began to set and the waters turned a soft shade of rose and gold, we would take the boat out […]
Balancing darkness and light in my writings has always been a core component of my themes. A Dirge for the Malice and A Portrait of the Heartland are excellent examples of this. This summer has been a whirlwind of creativity for me. I’ve been working on a horror novel with the Christian themes of forgiveness, […]
A journey of spiritual growth is an endeavor that many of us undertake eagerly, seeking to deepen our connection with our faith and with the Lord. However, in our eagerness to grow, it’s easy to become overwhelmed with the plethora of activities and commitments that often accompany such endeavors. This was the experience for many […]
While A Dirge for the Malice is a fictional story, the setting is based on Science Hill, Kentucky. One appeal of the novel is the 80s nostalgia. And, like many small towns in America, even though there have been many changes since 1986, a lot has stayed the same. [oslider interval=”4000″] [oslideritem image=”/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/Downtown1.jpg”][/oslideritem] [oslideritem image=”/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/The-General-Store1.jpg”][/oslideritem] […]