Last night was the Coastal Conservation Association Banquet and auction and though I wasn’t able to attend, I understand that it was a smashing success. In case you don’t know, CCAGA is a non-profit organization comprised of mostly recreational fishermen. The group has done much to bolster coastal wildlife conservation and is known throughout the [...]
Hi folks!
Been a while since I posted and I know I have some catching up to do, so here goes!
This week has been good fun. I was lucky enough to be able to take my girlfriend Tammie to the Savannah Sinfonietta while covering the performance for Richmond Hill Reflections Magazine on Thursday. It was an [...]
There’s been a bit of confusion between the release dates of “The Other Side of Yore” large print edition and “Songs from The Other Side of Yore” album and “The Other Side of Yore” color hardback edition.
I guess it’s about time I clarified;
The large print edition is available now, and was released on January 27th [...]
I was saddened to hear this morning that one of my all-time favorite authors died today, the great Kurt Vonnegut. I read at least five of his books in highschool, and have reread Player Piano several times since then. His first work, it is an excellent social criticism and science fiction novel, as well as [...]
Hi everybody!
Just a quick note to let you know that “The Other Side of Yore” got it’s very first editorial book review the other day. Kaye Trout of Midwest Book Reviews gave us a great review, and we’re happy to share it with you here!
Howdy folks! I just thought of a great new contest and I bet you’ll find it fun! We’re in the process of laying out the full-color hardback edition of “The Other Side Side of Yore” so that it will be ready for publication by next year’s 2008: Year of the Frog Campaign sponsored by AmphibianArk.org. Kenny and I discussed [...]
Chapter I – Frogtown
Once upon the other side of Yore, within the dreary swamps of Terramore, Frawg sailed in his tortoise shell, searching for his herbs and spores on every slimy shore. For Frawg Findig III, you see, was an herbalist who made his trade collecting spores, spices and plant specimens for foods, brews, [...]