I love to read. Like a lot of bookies, I could read all day and night, if life didn’t get in the way. If you don’t believe me, check out the number of bookcases, full to the brim, … Continue reading
Billie Stone will get her life back if it kills her. When the car on the wrong side of the road ran into the minivan with Billie and her family late one hot, south Texas night, her life was … Continue reading
If you could live anywhere in the world, where would it be – mountains, beach, desert, in the middle of a forest, or the heart of a big city? Many people would say the beach with the constant ebb … Continue reading
If you spent your life believing your fiancé died in a storm and then found out your father had him killed, what would you do? If you thought the people of your small town didn’t know who your father … Continue reading
This week while Hermine tries to take out the east coast and earthquakes try to take out the heartland (ever wonder why we don’t name earthquakes?) I say, it’s time for the beach! Labor Day was originally celebrated to … Continue reading
What makes a great beach read? It has romance? Suspense? Is a page turner? And as they say in the real estate world, Location, Location, Location! Secrets of Sandhill Island has all of those things. Meg lost her fiancé … Continue reading
I’m grateful this week to have talked with Jim Christina and Bobbie Jean Bell at L A Talk Radio’s The Writer’s Block. You can check out the interview at this link. http://latalkradio.com/sites/default/files/audio/Writer-060916.mp3 Their enthusiasm was contagious and their ability … Continue reading
Writers are crazy. Or maybe we are just slightly off-balanced. It could be that we are just obsessed with books and the written word. Writing is a lonely job that only one person can do – at least until … Continue reading
It’s hurricane season! The first named Atlantic hurricane of the 2015 season is named Danny and is not expected to be much of a threat – unless you are in its path. In my beach read Secrets of … Continue reading
Editors can be a tough lot. And sometimes they are right. But when they make you delete your darlings, it can be harder than you thought. That is what happened to me with Secrets of Sandhill Island. Two of my … Continue reading
Published by The Wild Rose Press available in paperback and Kindle
Second in the Glome's Valley series
Published by Airship 27 in Paperback and Kindle and now audible audio edition!
Radio Interview
Nepal tour operator and trekking agent
Thoughts on my life... by Donald B. Wilson
The heavens are telling the glory of God; and the firmament proclaims His handiwork. Psalms 19:1
Raku pottery, vases, and gifts
Comics by Oklahomans, for Oklahomans
Reflections of a Reiki Practicing Physician
My interviews with many authors
open your mind to a growth mindset and new perspectives
Just your average PhD student using the internet to enhance their CV
Witty, Passionate Romance with Heart
Shortness of Breadth
Sabrina Di’Anno is the Conan of the 21st century; homeless squatter, activist for food and shelter; muscle-bound hero of whispered, taboo legends; she is the indie-muscle-movie star of the female body building world and has men falling at her feet and crawling up her muscled thighs like scantily clad princesses from Frazetta paintings. Read of her and her companion and lover Selena Adogo in the tales of the TEENAGE MARTIAL ARTIST SQUATTERS.
Seeking Truth
Author, Journalist and Weight Lifter
