Category Archives: Writing

During my senior year of high school I lived in Homestead Florida, a town that described itself as the “gateway to the Everglades.” My dad was in the Air Force and he was stationed there. What that meant in practical … Continue reading →

When a new year begins, it is not uncommon for people to make resolutions: they find themselves dissatisfied with some aspect of themselves or their lives, and so they promise themselves that they will make a change or two. It … Continue reading →

Here’s a fragment of a short story I’m working on: * * * Dirt Naps Can Be Lonely by R.P. Nettelhorst “Keep that down,” Hadrian said, pointing a crooked finger at the fire in the fire place. “You’re letting it … Continue reading →

And yet another of my books is now available as an eBook for the Kindle: Darkness Warping. What’s it about? Samuel Drubmuss had a life that was orderly and predictable. He lived alone and spent his days in a routine … Continue reading →

And once again I have another new novel available as an e-book on Amazon.com. The title of this one is Clash Point. What’s it about? It tells the story of first contact between humans and a sentient race on a … Continue reading →

The author of Ecclesiastes, traditionally thought to be Solomon, when commenting on the overall futility of existence wrote, “of the making of many books, there is no end.” (Ecclesiastes 12:12) He saw the abundance of books as a further illustration … Continue reading →

What Would Satan Do? The Devil’s Theology hit #1 for the Kindle today–in an obscure subcategory. At 10:30 Friday night I took at look at the book to see how it was doing–it went on a three day free promotion … Continue reading →