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Saturday Evening Ramblings – 6/15/2019

Obviously, I haven’t written a blog post in awhile. Honestly, I just didn’t have much to say. My life has been going fairly well, and between the vineyard and the landscaping business, I haven’t had much free time for writing.

But at my core, I am a writer, and I need this outlet to process my thoughts, sort through the ideas that filter through me, and express my views of this fantastic thing we call life.

My vision for this blog is to create a small corner of the interwebs that is focused on the positive possibilities that surround us all. If I regrow a small following, wonderful. If not, at least I have expressed myself. My life, though far from perfect and still far from my ultimate goals, is mostly serene and full of contentment, so this opportunity to share my thoughts is merely the cherry on top.

That’s all for now.

Sunday Afternoon Ramblings – 10/28/2018

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I haven’t blogged in awhile. There are a handful of reasons for that. First, my new business keeps me pretty busy, so finding the time to blog has been a challenge. Second, I just haven’t had a whole lot to say. Also, I’m not entirely sure anyone wants to hear the things I do have to say. Finally, the current climate in our country, the extreme partisanship and witch hunt culture and mob mentality, has so disheartened me that I don’t feel there is currently any room for thoughtful discourse, rationality, or even silly sarcasm.

To the readers of The Brotherhood of Dwarves, I offer my deepest and sincerest apologies for the delays in releasing book five. I had hoped to have the book out well over a year ago, but for whatever reason, I struggled to find an editor who would actually follow through with completing the work. Therefore, I ended up editing the book myself, which to me is not ideal. However, the final draft is now complete and ready for publication. Unless something happens, The Kings of Dwarves will be launched Wednesday, October 31.

Hopefully fans of the series will find this to be a satisfying conclusion to the story. Personally, I’m pleased with it. All of the major story-lines are resolved, and the emotional intensity of this book will take many readers on a fairly impressive ride. I’ve said many times over the years that Molgheon is one of the most underrated characters in literature, and the resolution of her story should prove that to be true.

That’s all for now.

Cover Reveal Ramblings – 10/21/2017

As promised, here is the new cover for book five. The art was done by Marc Guerrero, who is a rock star and a pleasure to work with. I’ll reveal the title sometime next week. Please, leave a comment and let me know what you think.

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