Hello, and welcome to my home away from home.
"I'm sure, by my photo, you can tell that I am a no-nonsense kind of guy - not really. In fact, I would be nonsensical all the time if I thought I could get away with it. Fortunately, I have far too many chains that do well at keeping me restrained.
Why do I write fantasy? Do I really believe in magic, wizardry, and the like? No, of course I don't believe in the things I write. Frankly, if I did, I most likely wouldn't be writing about them. I don't want to write about real things. People have reality going on all around them every moment of every day, unless they take the occasion to slip away into a fantasy world by way of reading, viewing TV or a movie.
I write so that I can provide my readers with a little time to escape the realities of life. It's far better than using drugs or alcohol, and safer too. At least, no matter how hard a book is to put down, like drugs and alcohol, eventually you read to the end and it's over--unlike drugs and alcohol. And the experience is fun and exciting. Don't you think?"
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Amazon.com Short Story Program
Some of my short stories can be found on Amazon.com. If you read them, please review them - just a few words to let me know what you think. To everyone who has helped and are still helping in this endeavor, I express my sincere thanks. Read my short stories
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The Tale of Karryn
This book was written for readers who love lots of fast paced action with clashes between mighty warriors and mythical creatures, or those who love magic wielded with reckless abandonment. It was not written for those who like rosy endings, or those who like to read about how the bad eventually become good. This just doesn't happen in this book. Read more about this book
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The Mage of Dylar
"The Mage of Dylar" is not only about magic, war and victory in battle: It's about maturing and developing through hard work and dedication to become the very best that one can be. It's about friendship, the great value that should be placed upon it and how it can inspire and drive one on when all else fails to do so. Find out more about this book