Suppose you suspected a trusted neighbor is a ruthless killer? What if you're the one under suspicion? What if you can't remember what you did?
"Boxes" is a novel about a man with memory lapses from an accidental brain injury. Even he doesn't know if he is innocent or guilty.
I will post the first three chapters of Boxes for review soon so keep checking back.
If you haven't had a chance to read an extract from the adult satire, Master Spies, you are missing a treat. Go to www.masterspies.com.
POETRY:
I am back to work on CitizenPoet.com, to coincide with release of a new book of poetry, and yes, it will include my most requested poems:
"Dead Certain"
"America's Burden"
"It's Cold Outside" 2006 finalist; Margie, the American Journal of Poetry.
"Does Anyone Know I'm Here" 1st Prize, 2005 Tom Howard Poetry Contest.
I rewrote "One Thousand Brave Young Soldiers" to match the 4,000 U.S. casualties in the Iraq War. Send me an email: Should I rewrite for 5,000? |
