Afterword

Reading Time: 3 minutesAfterword to the novel, The Bennington Boy Writers keep lists. Lists of things to do, which quickly become lists of things not done. Lists of character names never to be christened on the page. In my case, I have lists of titles, hundreds of them. My latest novel, The Bennington Boy, began a long time…

Reading Time: 3 minutesAfterword to the novella, The Girl Who Dreamed a War Where do stories begin? Most of the time it’s hard to pinpoint, but in the case of my novella, The Girl Who Dreamed a War, I know exactly when the story began and how it would always have to end. It took me thirty years…

Reading Time: 3 minutesAfterword to the novella, Flowers of the Moon My fingers touched the home row. I saw Whitestone manor, glowing in the darkness of some lost English night; a grail to the lost soul that is Patrick Hill. His car dies in the darkness. He finds light, but it’s an unexpected light, and then… …from a…