I'm over at Novel Rocket today discussing why we like certain authors. Care to join me?   Father, thank you for it all. I'm desperate for you always. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

    For those of you who don't watch NCIS-LA, how's this for romance? I love this series and this scene. Great writing. And these two are perfect in their roles of Marty Deeks and Kensi Blye.   Ah, Lord, save their souls. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.  

  Sent to me by BK Jackson. Is this fabulous or what? Oh how I love this kitchen. Magnificent.   Father, not that anything down here can be close to what you offer in heaven, but thank you for the beauty in all that you've created. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

     You've heard the expression "the devil's in the details", and it's up to you which translation of that little phrase you care to use or understand. When I'm reading a novel, I love details, but even I will admit there can be too many or too much. If you've ever read any of Tom…

  In the paths of the wicked lie thorns and snares,    but he who guards his soul stays far from them.   Proverbs 22:5 (NIV)

                                You know I loathe promoting myself. That's not to say I don't believe in my work because I do know that some people have enjoyed my stories and found something meaningful in them. But it's Friday, and I've got little to say other than these are my two novels formatted for e-readers, The…

  Here is the light and dark of it. Kitchens with ambience, room, and beauty. Love big kitchens.   Lord, you know me. And I'm grateful for that. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

        Combine Tim Burton and Johnny Depp and apply them to a weird little tale of Alice In Wonderland and you will come up with scenes such as this which will make you smile in spite of yourself.   Father, you know my heart. Please. In the Name of Jesus, Amen.

  Maybe all writers don't consciously intend to author a masterpiece, but the ones I know all desire to write something meaningful. From humor to drama to western to contemporary, I don't know a single writer who doesn't work diligently to create something of value. Preferably, lasting value. To be remembered. Whether it be with…

                 The timing is suspicious, the controversy intense, the questions abound, but here it is anyway, the second book by Harper Lee, Go Set A Watchman. Let me skip over the supposed origin of the story and just take it at face value. To do that I must admit to being a youngster in the 50s,…