I’m glad to tell you that I’ve signed a contract for my next book with the working title of Ferment: A Memoir. Skyhorse Publishing, a large, independent press, will publish the book in May 2020. The manuscript needs some final touches but is mostly complete now. While this is fabulous…
2 CommentsMonth: August 2019
The most diabolical trick biology has played on us: When we are young, time passes so slowly. When we gain a little wisdom and experience, time flies by. As soon as I blink, the week is over. It’s seems like it’s always Sunday and I’m getting ready for the work…
Leave a CommentThe White Wall Review at Ryerson University published my essay, “The Mustang and the Titanic,” a story of fathers and sons. Take a look. It’s a great story. https://whitewallreview.com/the-mustang-and-the-titanic/
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My dad sat at a workbench in a concrete basement room for thirty-five years. He provided for family—a house, Catholic school for four kids, enough food, a family vacation for two weeks every year. It was saintly work, laboring under that fluorescent lamp, fixing cash registers. It’s work I can’t…
Leave a CommentA great little magazine, bioStories, published my essay “Senior-Citizen Discount,” the story of tawdry behavior, an older woman, and a relationship that changed everything. Take a look. Copy and paste the following link into your browser or click the title above for a live link to the story. http://biostories.com/recent-essays/
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