August 2019 – Mad Genius Club

Clara Barton’s Office of Missing Soldiers

I write to you from a hotel just outside my nation’s Capitol, dear readers. As part of my son’s education, we arranged with his aunt,

I was going to write something completely different — sorry Phantom, again — but last night just before I went to bed I saw

So put up a link to your books in the comments. I’ll start with the first book in a series, and the most recent.

I have committed a terrible sin against her royal highness Princess Buttercup. I closed a door and she was on the other side of it.

Almost every writer runs into this sooner or later: you start with great hopes, the story is bowling along. And then either it stops

I love my people. And there are six adults, two children, and a malamute in my house right now, and I’m losing my mind just

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