Defending the Legacy

This is a short story which I wrote for a contest one year ago.  Because it is a Christmas story (and because it is also one of my favorite ...

Every person sees a different facet of the world. Others see things which I cannot; and conversely, I see things others do not. Working a...

Part Second: Braddock's Character Defended, by Captain Robert Orme and George Anne Bellamy An outcry broke in the court as the pro...

Part First: The Charges Brought, by the movie Alone Yet Not Alone   It came to pass one day that I read a book telling the story...

This is an interview that I did with Amara of Castles in Clouds (castlesinclouds.wordpress.com). It shows some of the "behind-the-scen...

This is a short story I wrote for the SEA Scribblers Short Story Contest.  The rules stipulated that I needed to use one or more of the thr...

At a hamlet called Cuttawa, a column of 3,000 British troops settled in for the night.  Some were newly-recruited English lads, who had joi...

My first glimpse of this book was on the library's shelf of children's history books.  Shortly after, a friend gave a short book rep...

In the summer of 2003, our family took a vacation to Michigan's Upper Peninsula. We stopped at a restaurant near Fort Michilimackinac. ...