James has written and illustrated six books in the bestselling series The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica: Here, There Be Dragons; The Search For The Red Dragon; The Indigo King; The Shadow Dragons; The Dragon’s Apprentice; and The Dragons of Winter. The series is now being published in more than twenty languages. A seventh volume, The First Dragon, will conclude the series in November 2013.
When you rise above your difficulties, push past your limitations, expand your horizons, defeat your problems, and face every fear you have head on, it doesn’t weaken you. It strengthens you. Because everything in the universe is comprised of energy, … Continue reading →
…you KNOW what you want most. The art is “Nocture in Black and Gold” by James Abbott McNeill Whistler. The words are mine. Of all the things I’ve written, they are the clearest, dearest, most earnest call to action I … Continue reading →
The default state of the world is to say “But I CAN’T!” and then to immediately start collecting evidence to support that declaration. Your choice is to instead declare “I CAN” and then to start demonstrating that it is true … Continue reading →
As we progress along our paths, we are allowed to choose among things we’re required to do, obligated to do, truly want to do, and the things we do solely because of the expectations of others. Doing something simply because … Continue reading →
Since the posting of my essay A Force of Nature a few days ago, I’ve been overwhelmed with responses: from friends, family, readers, fans, and complete strangers. Two responses in particular I wrote about on my facebook page, and how … Continue reading →
A few times in my life, due to a terrible confluence of circumstances, I have felt real despair — the kind of despair that made me consider ending my own life. No single condition or circumstance would have been enough; … Continue reading →
I was just watching a documentary that mentioned how a talented composer had just had a show open on Broadway in New York – and close almost immediately. The show was a disaster, and judged by almost everyone as a … Continue reading →
Remembering past events can be useful if the memories help you to learn and progress; but spending time regretting anything that happened in the past only takes power away from the present moment, which is really all that we actually … Continue reading →
Everyone has their troubles, and it isn’t for any of us to judge how another might cope with those troubles. We can only do that with ourselves – and when given the opportunity, it seems we can fill volumes listing … Continue reading →
A Christmas present from me, to all of you, with thanks and gratitude for the support you give to me and my work, and for the good energies you all put out into the world. This was only published once … Continue reading →