...to a new year and a brand new blank page. There's little writers fear more or love better. Last year was a watershed year for me, with my second Bradford Fairfax mystery, Death In Key West, appearing in the spring, followed by my literary novel, The Honey Locust, in the fall. Now, with the third Bradford Fairfax book looming, I'm looking forward to getting on with final revisions to Vanished In Vallarta.

Currently, I'm editing a video of Driving To Tatamagouche, my one-person play starring the late-Rusty Ryan, with additional interview material. The play was staged in 1993 and Rusty died in 2003. I'm hoping to finish it in time to submit to the Inside Out Festival later this month.

And if that's not enough, I'm also keen to start work on a new book in the next few weeks. More later!

 

"Ah! The glamour, the fame and the glories. Keep them, please and just send me some money."

Mar 14

Mission accomplished. Just past noon today, I finished the first draft of my new thriller, Endgame. It's a re-write of a famous Agatha Christie plot, with an entirely new setting and cast of characters. Does this mean I'm now writing commercial fiction? We'll see. In any case, I can now come home feeling I've achieved my goal. [Read More]