The greater your opposition is, the more obstacles you have to overcome, the sweeter, brighter, greater, and more meaningful your victory will be. Meet your challenges head on; widen the circle of your influence and envelop them, absorb them, make … Continue reading →
From a piece by one of my childhood idols, Robert McCall. I have nothing to add to this but my actions, which are visible for all to see. Go thou and do likewise.
Continue reading →I’d like to apologize for the sudden spate of spam you all experienced recently — the last three Signal posts hadn’t gone out to the mailing list because of some software glitch/update issue/gremlins on the plane, and when my webmaster … Continue reading →
As a lot of you know, last weekend my private office at the Studio was broken into and my two primary work computers (a brand new 27″ iMac, plus a 2011 27″ iMac I was giving to my brother so … Continue reading →
Last Friday night, my private office was broken into and both of my primary work computers — one recent 27″ iMac, one brand-new 27″ iMac — were stolen. I’ve posted about this already on my facebook pages, but thought I … Continue reading →
I’ve been in a major cleaning/prioritizing mode at the Studio, and refocusing my time, energy, efforts, and mental and physical health on the projects I’m most passionate about. And right now, that means writing and illustrating the Fool’s Hollow novels; … Continue reading →
Your time and energy are finite; the former is irreplaceable, and must be used moment by moment as they occur. The latter is renewable, but only if you allow it to happen. It’s very much like one of the early … Continue reading →
This month has been an eventful one, with some projects nearing completion (the first FOOL’S HOLLOW novel!) some personal time (brief medical emergency; vacation with the family – but not at the same time) and the ongoing Kickstarter Project to … Continue reading →
Most people know my storytelling and art through the series of illustrated novels I created, The Chronicles of the Imaginarium Geographica, but not all of my readers realize that this series was not my first extended work of fantastic fiction. … Continue reading →
Nearly a decade ago, I spent several months in Los Angeles, trying to sell a project I called (at the time) HERE, BE DRAGONS as the foundation of a movie franchise, but with little success. It had been more than … Continue reading →