It has been nearly three years to the day since my horrific horse accident.  I have spent most of the time in pain due to something wrong with my shoulder which nobody at the time seemed to want to check into.  I finally got to see a shoulder specialist and got an MRI.  There is good news here: my shoulder endured a rotator tear but it wasn't all ( Read more... )

Well we went hunting again for the third day since opening season. The first two days we saw mule deer (not hunt-able in the unit we were in), a pair of bobcats hunting rabbit (way cool),  and a huge beaver by his pond.

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First day of hunting season went okay. We went through a new area looking for deer and elk, but saw none. I did manage to see a beaver outside of its pond and we saw what looked like an owl in a tree. Other than that, not much ( Read more... )

MishkaThe past couple of weeks have been kind of crazy. We had to put down Mishka, our second white Malamute, due to the liver cancer that was ravaging her. We got the diagnosis almost 5 months ago, when she had lost some weight, but not nearly as much as she had lost by the time we put her down. I did everything I could to keep her going. It ( Read more... )

It's weird to think of an established author having trouble putting together a simple book, but that is exactly what has happened. No matter how many books and author has written, there is still one more that can plague him or her. I've been going through The Web of Wyrd and have pretty much determined why I stopped writing it many years ago ( Read more... )

Once again I've come back to looking at the Web of Wyrd. I used to think that The Jotunn Gate was the next book in the series, but I've discovered that I started muddying the plots up. Talking with Frog Jones at Sasquan made me realize that I really needed to revisit the Web of Wyrd. Basically Frog reminded me that if reality is screwed up, ( Read more... )

Yesterday I worked my ass off. Not because I particularly wanted to, but because I actually had a bunch of jobs that piled up in a short while. One is off of a site I'll call CMA. The customer is nice enough to have some 4000 pieces to get done, of which, when split between 15 writers means more than 250 articles for each writer. It means (knock ( Read more... )

Montana Department of Natural Resources (DNRC) is closing down a century-old mining road to all vehicular traffic and demanding that landowners abandon vehicles or remove them from their land. This unfortunate situation has stranded 67-year-old, Vietnam combat veteran, Bane Wilson, from his home where he planned to retire and live out his life ( Read more... )

As usual, things have been crazy here at Sky Warrior Books. Right now, I'm working to get some books on the schedule, such as The Dragon's Hoard, Zombiefied: Hazardous Material, Through the Veil, Gate of Souls, and other books. We are all caught up with royalty statements and should get the final payouts or contributor copies to the couple of ( Read more... )

Today sucked big-time.  I was tired from several early-morning bedtimes due to too much freakin' work and I believe it just caught up with me. Most of my work has had to do with some content mills, but I've also been busy with getting books out.

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Thanks to DH, S. A. Bolich's Mark of God has gone through ( Read more... )