Barry vs The Apocalypse
I agonized for a while over what to do with Barry vs The Apocalypse. And finally, I made a decision.
I’m going to run my first Kickstarter campaign!
Two Years Later
It's been a while since I updated my website. I figure it's time because a lot has happened in my life. Personal, professional, and unprofessional. So let's get started. In January of 2014, I got divorced. Again. For the third time. I know, I know. Wtf? Believe me,...
What I’ve Been Up To Lately
I haven't done an update in a while, because I've been busy with several projects. Besides trying to grow my computer business (anyone need a website?!?!) and working on a new ending for my book On The Run (my agent told me mine was 'outdated' and to make it 'more...
America’s Next Ripoff
EBookMall.com has put on a contest called, "America's Next Author." A long-time friend of mine sent it my way as something I might be interested in. I thought, why not? So I looked into it. But this writing contest is not just any writing contest. This one's...
I Signed With An Agent!
It's official; I'm signed! Paula Munier of the Talcott Notch Literary has deemed me worthy as a writer and is willing to take a chance on me. This is bigger than you can begin to comprehend. I know what you're thinking: So. You have an agent. Have you sold anything...
A Visit To Hardees
I ran to the grocery store today to get some onions for the homemade spaghetti sauce I'm making for dinner, and the trip took me by a Hardees restaurant. The guy behind the counter was obviously on his first day. Let me try to recreate the experience for you ... The...
An American in Germany: Day Six (Zweibrucken)
Zweibrucken translates to “two bridges,” and is a city about 15 minutes south of Schmitshausen, near the border to France. It’s a small town with some attractions of a larger one. Specifically, they have one of the largest and most beautiful Rose Gardens I’ve ever...
An American in Germany: Day Five (Saarbrucken)
The first thing we did was visit the local garden shop (Hanns Gartnerie), where I finally bought my very own German gnome. I christened him Gordie. Gordie the German Garden Gnome. He’s colorless at the moment, but not only is he a bonafied German gnome, he’ll be a...
An American in Germany: Day Four (Chilling Out)
Today, we chilled, as per the title. We didn’t wake up until 9 AM, and even then we guzzled several cups of coffee before we even thought about what to do. Shea and Drew had both gone to work today, so we were without a car. Thus we were reduced to wandering around...
An American in Germany: Day Three (Grafenroda)
Day Three was filled with travel, lots of it. And by travel, I mean sitting on our asses in a car. That’s because we drove 4 hours to the birthplace of Gnomes: Grafenroda. But first, we stopped in Mainz, Germany, to visit the Gutenburg Museum. Contrary to popular...