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My third novel, Bones of Coral, got good reviews, sold moderately well, and was optioned […]
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Two years. That's how long I lived with Thorn as he wrestled with the dangers he faced in Trickster.
During the last […]
I've got a few more pages to go. There's a sadness growing in my chest that's familiar. I don't want this to end, but I'm ready for it to end too. I remember that Abraham Maslow, […]
Back in the early eighties when I was first living full time in Key Largo, I found the place so exotically beautiful that as I began to write that first novel set in the Keys, […]
Been reading a lot and watching a bit of TV in the evening when the eyes are tired. (And of course I've been chasing the cursor across the blank page. More on that later.)
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