A small part of the reason I pushed out Disappearances when I did was because I’d been working on the novel for so long that it needed to be finished so I could focus on other projects without constantly worrying over the book. So, now that the book is released into the wild, I want to take moment to talk about the two main projects I’m currently hard at work on. Please bear in mind – these projects are months away from completion, so they won’t be released for awhile.
Tune …

So, I’ve moved my blog away from wordpress.com to a server so I can have more control. Please forgive me while I go through my posts, update the links, fix the widgets, and do all the other junk I’m still working on doing. As it is, this theme is all borked, so I’ll probably be changing to something else soon.

It occurred to me last evening, as I was paging through C.S. Lewis’s An Experiment in Criticism, that for some reason I was vastly enjoying the slim tome and I couldn’t for the life of me figure out why. It wasn’t just Lewis’s clear and succinct prose, which I’ve always enjoyed for its ability to convey complex concepts in an understandable fashion, or even my overarching agreement with many of his observations on literature, many of which still seem relevant today, some fifty years after they were published.
No, it wasn’t …