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Greetings SubAqua fans!  I'm still reworking the second edit.  It may seem painfully slow to those not familiar with the process, but this is the way it often is.

Not to lose heart!  Grace and Bryan are alive and well.  Grace has graduated 3rd school and is now a Division Head at CNEOS.  She's met Orbit (her new intern) and is settling in to the status quo.

Thanks so muc...

Writing the new chapters for the beginning of the book is going well.

There is a lot of great opening centered on Grace's daily life.

What a fun way to be introduced to a positive time full of new discoveries and old life drama.  I guess some things will never change.

Maybe who we are IS programmed into us before we ever exist.

Easter Sunday is my favorite Celebration of the year.  This Easter Vigil was no different, Jesus Christ is RISEN!  He is Truly Risen!

Now, my wife is having a major surgery and the preparations around the house and the aftercare and ...

OK - Enough excuses.

I'm hoping to write during the recovery process and that will bring things a little closer to the finish line.

Hang in there, Christ is Risen!  What else could any of us need?

To be continued ...

It's time to focus and get after it!

Easter and Holy Week are right around the corner and my first commitment is to God.  There's no contest between what matters and my plans.

April promises two weeks of lock down and I've been doing research on some of the technical aspects of matter transmitters.

More updates will be coming in the near future.

The proof edit is done now.

I need to write chapters 1-3 and 16-19.  Creating the hook in the new beginning and then seamlessly blending it in to the previous beginning is proving to be a challenge.

I also started learning a new method of storytelling.  Parallel plots, multiple key characters and subplots per timeline, etc.  It's giving me the strong urge to re-write the whole book.

If you've had a similar...

“…how can you remember something you never knew?”

In my upcoming novel SubAqua...

Let me take you to a time that’s so different, you won’t recognize it; take you to a place that is familiar and absolutely unknown. This place, this time, is not about what is ending – it’s about what is yet to come.