A Good Soldier: The Abandoned (Chapter 2)
Part 1 The world has changed. It’s been 6 months since hell broke loose on earth – the dead are walking and they are hungry for living flesh. All those … Continue reading
Chimera Chapter 4: Revelations
Serrin dreamed of a village surrounded by trees and a vast ocean. A wooden wall bordered half a dozen buildings and a grand house sitting on a hill, overlooking the … Continue reading
Chimera Chapter 3: Hideaway
Serrin crouched on the dirty floor of the grain silo and tried to push away the thoughts of her parents and being infected with the Chimera virus. She looked at … Continue reading
Chimera Chapter 2: Red Morning
The day that Morgan and Carrie Gates died could have been just another warm April morning in the Alberta prairies, if the world hadn’t been ending. They were heading west … Continue reading
Chimera Chapter 1: Orphans at the Outpost
Somewhere between Medicine Hat & Lethbridge Alberta, Canada They ran. Morgan had to pick up his 9-year-old daughter Kasee, her small legs wouldn’t let her keep up with the rest … Continue reading
The Novel
Chimera: After the Flesh (Book One) So here it begins. My first (and only) novel written to date. What will follow are completed chapters going through the second re-write. Although … Continue reading
To Prologue or Not To Prologue
As I mentioned in my erratic way on Friday, I am going to serialize my novel and now that I have had a few days of clarity, here is some … Continue reading
What was, What is & What Shall Be…
Here it is, the obligatory end of the old year, beginning of the new year post. Like anyone during any time, there was good and bad. Finally, I got to … Continue reading
My First Award – The Versatile Blogger Award
Well, this is a surprise and an honour and a huge amount of thanks go to Mr. John Mountain from Written in Blood for this gracious and thoughtful award. This is … Continue reading
Can bad books be good?
Can bad books be a good thing? What I mean here is can a badly written bestselling book be a good thing if it promotes reading. I was cruising Facebook … Continue reading →