So my novella is out and I'm rather proud of it. In this book, Mari Wolf goes from a spooky, abandoned child, to one of the most feared pirates in the Blue. She sails in a world full of ghosts, demons, and angels. She turns her guns against a brutal monarchy. Mari not only wins riches but a solid place for her in this world. Tales of the Haunted Blue is part one of a three-part series. I believe it stands fully on its own. Read it, and if that's all you want, keen! Read it, a

Image from: https://www.flickr.com/photos/britishlibrary/11039427914/in/album-72157639804990613/ I decided to write Tales of the Haunted Blue during the start of the pandemic. I felt it was time to take a crack at another novel. I love pirates, ghosts, and magic, so thought I'd write a series of fables about a pirate on a haunted sea. That expanded into a 140,000 word novel, of which, I have finished the rough draft. Looking back at it, I'm proud of what I've done. I love the

One of my earliest childhood memories was visiting my grandfather in Garden Hill. Chateau Challice was a white farmhouse, windmill, sunroom, and everything, at the top of a hill. I thought the 'Garden HIll' was my grandpa's place. I remember visiting the general store with my Dad and spying a really cool spaceship toy. Being an easy-going guy he bought it for me. It was a Captain Harlock spaceship, maybe the Arcadia, maybe one of his support vehicles? I'm not sure, but I do r