My wife and I live in a little house tucked back in the woods. It’s a pretty nice spot. Our driveway curves around from the county road to the house, and, when the leaves are out, trees completely block the view from the pavement to our place. Blessed privacy! Not to mention all the shade, […]
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Parts of my novel Seed take place in the far West during the beginnings of the Rocky Mountain fur trade. Lee Smith, a mountain man trapper, leads protagonist Gatlin Dunby westward, where Gat hopes to find answers to the frightening changes occurring within him. One tidbit I stumbled on while researching where most of the
One of my favorite authors (who I consider a mentor though I never met him in person) was Louis L’Amour. That may seem strange, as most of my writing is in the horror/thriller genres. But my first attempts at writing fiction were weak emulations of L’Amour westerns. I once read an interview he did where
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