Fun Book Updates

As the month of May begins, we’ve had some fun things happen with the books. Haven’t done a blog update for a little while. I posted most of the stuff to Facebook and Twitter, but since that information scrolls by pretty fast I’ll post it here too in case you missed it. Probably the biggest thing is that Gary and I made the cover of Family Fiction magazine for their May/June issue. There’s also a … READ MORE

Last week, my newest novel, The Dance, co-authored with Gary Smalley went on tour…without me. Such is the state of things in this new digital age. In mid March, my publisher sent out copies of the book to 50-60 bloggers throughout US and Canada. Most of them have already read the book and posted their reviews on their blogs. Quite a few also posted reviews on Amazon. As of now, there are 48 customer reviews … READ MORE

Believe it or not, this post is about Thankfulness. Just how, I’ll get to in a moment. My wife and I were watching the TV from our DVR, getting caught up on this new series on the History Channel, called The Bible. I’m grateful it’s getting such incredible ratings, trying to grade it on a curve for accuracy. I realize they are covering a lot of ground in a short time. In watching the segment … READ MORE

My first novel co-authored with Gary Smalley, The Dance, is almost out (April 1st). Advanced copies were sent to a number of media outlets and already we’ve received back a number of excellent reviews. So relieved. At this stage, it’s a little scary for an author awaiting the release of a new book, those early reviews. Especially from the bigger publications. On the whole, they’ve been pretty good to me. But still. With each book … READ MORE

Some Fun Book Updates

Haven’t done this in a while. If you’re someone who follows me on FB a lot, some of this might feel like a rerun. Usually FB is where I toss up new things that are happening, as they are happening. But I also know, with FB or Twitter, because of the scrolling thing, if you aren’t reading it RIGHT THEN, it scrolls right on by. I’ll put things not in order of importance, but in … READ MORE