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The Light Of Midwinter is the follow up to the story I wrote for Meredith last Christmas, but now it’s a wintertide tale for everyone. We return to the Wilder Wood to join Felicity Broadfeather to see how the griffin-riding woodsfolk honor the midwinter in their own unique way. As such it’s not so much a “Christmas” story, but a story for those of us who like a fresh blanket of snow, a cozy fire, and to pull those we love in closer during the darkest days.
The cruise is back with a vengeance. A point to point tour from Golden to Denver on October 15th.
The definitive competition to determine the king of the 90s…as voted on by the people of my Instagram story.
The griffin-riding woodsfolk of the Wilder Wood live peaceful, humble lives, often passed over by the world outside their trees. But when wily and light-fingered Felicity gets a tip from a disgruntled dwarf about the job of a lifetime, she sets her sights higher than ever before.
The long diaspora of humanity continues, and now humans find themselves living alongside a much older and maybe much wiser race. Can they hold on to what makes them human? Should they want to?
An epilogue for The Diaspora Series. What should you do with all the money in the world?
The cruise is back on for summer 2022! 10 breweries, less miles, more smiles. Pedaling from Confluence Park on June 11th at Noon.
Amon knew something was afoot the moment he opened his eyes….
My third short story in this anthology series.
Life is a glow out in the universe, but what does it mean for a people seeking a new home?
Hard to believe this is the last one from way down south, but what a way to send it off.
It’s been a game of making the most of things here down south as time has taken a positively frantic pace and our time in Melbourne comes to a close.
Having just passed the equinox down south we’ve tempered our traveling a bit, but some local sights and a welcome visitor kept us on our feet.
It never really feels like winter here in Victoria, but it also never really feels like not winter either.
It’s taken a bit of time, but we’re settled down here in Melbourne and beginning to see just what the mainland has to offer.
Our time in Tassie is coming to a close but we’ve been making the most of our remaining days under down under.