Hurry Moon was my first published work. I have followed up with a sequel: A Trace Of Echoes. The paperback and Kindle versions are available now on Amazon.
Back in high school, I spent my senior year trying to decide between my interests in art, music and writing. I had some talent in each, but had to try to decide what might give me the best chance of making a living from my creative pursuits. In college, I added theatre to my list of artistic channels. In the end I chose painting because at that time, I felt that it gave me the best chance to succeed since I would have more control of the product in terms of finding customers and selling to them directly. I spent the next several years having some success as a painter. I won some awards and did some work that others have found enjoyable enough to want to purchase. My painting has given me great satisfaction, but I missed the other forms of expression.
Several years ago, I had an idea for a romantic story where the main character has a lifelong relationship with a girl in his dreams. I created a screenplay as writing the dialogue was the most comfortable part of the process then. The screenplay took a year to write. It took me an additional 3 years to convert the screenplay to the novel Hurry Moon. With the technology now available, I am no longer dependent on others to determine my worth as a writer. I will leave that determination in the hands of those who find the story appealing.
I have put everything I have into these novels, and I hope you find them each a pleasant read. Just to keep you interested, there is another sequel on the way. Blossom Dawn will start from the very point where A Trace Of Echoes stops and I am hoping it will be available early in 2016