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The joy of writing.

I've dreaded writing most of my life. I make no secret of my poor grasp of grammar and spelling. Still the stories come, and I have a compulsion to put them to paper.


Once I was intent on publishing and marketing my books in the hope of profits. The reality is that few writers become a financial success.


As I've matured in the craft, I realize that I do what I do for the joy and satisfaction it brings me, and if you find the stories worth reading then I am doubly thrilled.

 
 
 

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