This is continued from the previous post, "Exciting One Year Birthday." Hope I didn't lose ya'. Got home from O-town on the 7th and I went with friends to the North Charleston Performing Arts Center to see Boy George and Culture Club. Remember them? I never owned any of their music but I had great memories of it coming over the radio from Savannah and into the grocery store where I worked in the 80's. And it was a really good concert. The horn section was fun, entirely on the

Hey folks! See this grin? It's finally coming together, this novelist thing. As we speak, THE GUITARIST is being prepped and formatted for a 6X9 trade paperback. It will also be available in e-book form on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and other e-book sites. Pretty exciting stuff. I'm proud to be working with a small, independent publisher called Livinoak Publishing. THE GUITARIST will be the company's second novel-length work, the first being E. David Moulton's PRODIGAL CHILD,

Man, have I got a lot to learn! It's comical, I swear. If all an author had to do was write, there would be way more books out there. This website building was meant for more analytical souls than I, and more tech-savvy, that's for sure. Will I ever get it? That's not so certain. All I can do is laugh at myself or else I'll cry. Hahaha!! So I drench my doubt in caffeinated iced tea and soldier on. Facebook friends post affirmations that convince me I can do this, I just need

Okay, here we are. My first blog on my first website. Pretty exciting stuff. That's not to say this is my first blog. I have a couple others, if you care to take a look. My first blog, http://writereflections.blogspot.com/2011/01/year-of-guitar.html follows me as I take a year of guitar lessons. I learned a lot but I haven't kept it up. My guitars surround me as I write, and I think about picking one up every day, but like so many other things I should do, I allow life to get