Episode II: A New Blog
On Writing and Storytelling: A Small Review, a Small Joy
Friday, April 3, 2026, Orlando, Florida A Small Review, a Small Joy Some days, the creative life hands you a small, unexpected kindness. Today’s arrived in the form of a review — not of a book, not of something newly published on Amazon, but of a little flash fiction piece I posted on my blog…
Meanwhile, in My Backyard: Artemis II
Thursday, April 2, 2026 — Orlando, Florida Hi there. It’s another spring day, earnestly auditioning for a role in summer’s wardrobe. As I write, the temperature is a balmy 80 °F (27 °C), basking beneath sunny skies. Humidity is holding steady at 58%, while an east‑southeast breeze clocks in at 8 mph (13 km/h), nudging the “feels like” temperature…
On Writing and Storytelling: A Dispatch from the Battle of the Errant Subheads
Wednesday, April 1, 2026, Orlando, Florida Hi there! Today in Central Florida, we appear to have skipped spring altogether and leapt straight into a steamy prelude to summer. As I write, it’s just before noon on April Fool’s Day 2026, but the weather isn’t joking around—79 ° F (26 ° C), mostly sunny, and humid…
Halfway Through the Heat: Notes From the Editing Trenches
Halfway Through the Heat: Notes From the Editing Trenches Tuesday, March 31, 2026, Orlando, Florida It’s a sultry, almost-summer spring day here in Central Florida. At the moment, it’s 80°F (27°C) under partly sunny skies. With the humidity sitting at 56% and an easterly breeze of 8 MPH (13 km/h), the heat index has already…
On Writing and Storytelling: Clouds, Corrections, and Canon
Monday, March 30, 2026, Orlando, Florida It’s one of those soggy, gray Central Florida Mondays that feels like the sky hit the snooze button and never quite recovered. The temperature is sitting at 80°F (27°C) under a quilt of mostly cloudy skies. With humidity at 58% and an easterly breeze at 11 MPH (18 km/h),…
Sunday Drizzle, Story Edits
Sunday, March 29, 2026 – Orlando, Florida Hi, everyone. It’s a warm, gray‑shrouded early spring Sunday here in my corner of Orange County on this last weekend of March 2026. The kind of day that feels like it’s holding its breath — not quite bright, not quite gloomy, just wrapped in a soft, humid hush.…
On Writing and Storytelling: The Elementary School That REALLY Wasn’t
The Elementary School That REALLY Wasn’t (A Funnier Follow‑Up) So, remember how I said I fixed the Kinloch Park reference in Reunion: Coda, and everything was good and tidy and ready for KDP? Yeah. About that. It turns out Jim and Mark’s elementary school wasn’t just mentioned once in the Prologue. Or twice. Or even…
On Writing and Storytelling: The Elementary School That Wasn’t
Saturday, March 28, 2026 – Orlando, Florida The Elementary School That Wasn’t “When you write a book, you spend day after day scanning and identifying the trees. When you’re done, you have to step back and look at the forest.”—Stephen King, On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft I woke up not long after 7…
Tending the Garratyverse: A Small Edit, A Better Canon
Every so often, a writer circles back to a detail that doesn’t sit quite right. Not a plot hole, not a character issue — just a small piece of geography or continuity that deserves to be aligned with the emotional truth of the story. This afternoon, while revisiting Reunion: Coda and rereading the childhood passages…
On Writing and Storytelling: A World I Didn’t Mean to Build (But Did Anyway)
Friday, March 27, 2026, Orlando, Florida Hey there! Here in Central Florida, another workweek is rolling to a close on a sun‑soaked, muggy spring afternoon that’s auditioning for summer. Right now, it’s a balmy 81°F (27°C), skies are clear, and the humidity’s flexing at 58%. The wind meanders in from the southwest at just 3…
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