This writing thing could develop into a compulsion as I now
have 2 books that have been published. However, I have entered into a therapeutic
mode which is supposed to restrain any and all unbridled impulses to scribble
imaginative adventures found only in my mind.
It all began as an almost illegible entry near the bottom of
my bucket list, something that had occupied a hidden corner in the recesses of
my mind. Once exposed to the light, it became almost uncontrollable and has
resulted in not only this Blog space, but has spread into the publishing world
without any warning.
The first book I experimented with, published in October,
2012, was to inaugurate my acquaintance with the publishing world with a story
that exists somewhere between the lines of Genesis, Chapter 1. aptly named, “The
Magic of Creation.”
Synopsis: A story that answers the mysterious conditions before
the Big Bang, then continues to explain the “how” everything in the universe
was made and has evolved.
My second book, Secrets of the Atom’s Family, published
today, is my introduction to the Ebook world. It has (or will be soon) been
made available through many ebook sources, i.e. Barnes & Noble, Amazon, Apple,
etc. and in many downloadable formats and can be viewed and sampled at the
following website:
Synopsis: Mysterious phenomena continue to occur all around
the world which have not, or cannot, be explained. This story is about an
unexpected adventure of a modern day prospector who has spent most of his life
exploring western mountain ranges in search of his “El Dorado.” Instead, he
discovers something he could never have imagined and cannot share with anyone,
but you.
I hope you will enjoy and find some educational merit in
these therapeutic exercises. When, and if, I again feel the urge to put into
words some expressions of vicarious adventure, I will continuously murmur the
mantra, “why?” but as one of the descriptions listed in my bio so accurately
reveals, I am an unabashed loose canon who not only possess an open mind, but
an open mouth from which is frequently extracted a foot.
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