Thanks for stopping by. Some free downloads of short stories are waiting for you on the Stories page - a chance to watch some of my imaginary friends and enemies getting their uniforms dirty as they strive to do good – and evil. Warning: Some of these people are not normal. I’m glad you’re here, and I hope you have fun.
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Life is a baffling kaleidoscope of beauty and challenge. At the end of the day I see a golden, human glow coming from someplace warm, protected, populated. Within the glow we tell each other stories about our lives, making each other laugh and think; enriching and encouraging each other to tackle the next day. I’d love for my stories to earn a place in your home, your book club, your mind – all the glowing spaces and places of your life.
On my Blog, you can view the inner workings of my brain and interact with me and others who follow me.
What an age to be alive! It’s clear that social media and the digitalization of the publishing industry are revolutionizing the way we live and relate to each other. We truly can create communities and connections that transcend nationalities and geography. We’re in an age of technological advance no less significant than the invention of the wheel. I talk with citizens of Italy, Egypt, England, Australia, India and China every day, in real time. Incredible.
Some who know the Bible may fear that we’re reliving the Tower of Babel- when man, all speaking the same language, tried building a structure to reach into heaven. Others may see our new capacity for communication as our best chance to please God by using these tools for peace.
Wheels have been used for good and evil. They allow us to move food and other commodities to the places where they’re most needed – but they also have enabled tanks, warplanes, and other monstrosities to wreak hellish havoc.
My sincere hope is that we will use the new technology to listen more closely to each other - and this wisdom has always been in fashion – to speak to one another softly and carefully.
