anthology i

As my fiction has evolved, so has the complexity of its universe. Until “Exodus,” I could manage all the story details in my confining brain. Now, there are too many to keep track of in there. Writing “Exodus” has required me to engage in heavy-duty worldbuilding, where I’ve had to explore...

“Premonition,” the second scene of “Exodus,” the fourth short story in Anthology I, is now available here.

“The King’s Republic,” the opening scene of “Exodus,” the fourth short story in Anthology I, is now available here.

In the third scene of “The Gorge,” “Lonely Among the Clouds,” I made the embarrassing mistake of confusing “proscribed” with “prescribed.” Both words are, in fact, opposites. Proscribe means to prohibit, while prescribe means to authorize. In the context of the scene I originally wrote...