Monthly Archives: December 2011

The time has come, so my daughter says – to haul the box of ornaments out of the garage, and put up the Christmas tree. My own ornament collection  is …  eccentric.  I’ve usually been celebrating the season on my own, since … Continue reading →

 So, on the whole, speaking as a freelance scribbler of work for pay, and an unabashed perpetrator of well-researched and at least competently written historical fiction, 2011 has not turned out too badly at all. I managed to bring out … Continue reading →

I did wake up very early Saturday morning, with an anxiety nightmare that it would be pouring rain all day in Goliad, and that I wouldn’t sell a single copy of any of my books … but not to worry: it … Continue reading →

Deep in the Heart – the sequel to Daughter of Texas officially launches tomorrow, at Goliad’s Christmas on the Square, which features all sorts of seasonal celebrations – including Santa riding into town on a long-horn steer, and addended by … Continue reading →