Welcome
With the new novel out, cowboys are on my mind. While readers of Waltzing Cowboys like Rhue, they are loving his son. One reader, two chapters in, asked if Ford Hogan was still available. “You’ll have to read the book to find out,” I answered. Movie news on White Lies is still pending in LA. They’re working on legal issues with the vaccine controversy, but they assure me that the deal will happen. Positive thinking, friends, so that Lacy’s story can be shared with more families with injured children. Check the blog for breaking news and the latest reviews, and events for pertinent video and where you can catch me talking about what’s new in fiction.

Heartfelt Thanks
Thank you for all my dear friends, family, and supporters who have been helping me since the cancer diagnosis on April 6. The wonder of all that love has carried me along and has made it easy to stay positive. December is our projected end date. You can be sure we’re headed someplace warm come January.

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Novel Manuscript Remains at Semi-Finalist Status
CATCHER, CAUGHT? novel manuscript remains a semi-finalist in the Amazon Breakthrough Novel Contest. Please read the manuscript here. The search has begun for an agent and publishing contract with a major publisher. We’re currently working on getting a manuscript to JD Salinger for his take.

Virginia Festival of the Book
Here I am with readers, now friends, from Northumberland County, VA when they visited the Virginia Book Festival in Charlottesville in March. Earline and Jay Walker and Jayne McQuade, their world-traveled librarian.

The 16th Annual Virginia Festival of the Book has posted their panels for this year’s celebration of authors. Inman Majors, Peter Skinner and I talked about the men in our novels at New Dominion Book Shop at noon on Friday March 20. Cowboys, fathers, sons, lovers and more. Our panel was preceded by Lombardo’s talk on his book about the eugenics experiments, a terrifying chapter in American history. After our panel on men at work and play, a quad of poets entertained and enlightened in that same sunny loft. And another Orange County author talked about fiction and reading from her new novel at Barnes & Noble.

Please be sure to tell the Festival folks how much you appreciate five days of heaven, the opportunity to hear so many authors on such a broad range of topics. Use those comment forms or send an email to VA BOOK or the VFH (vabook@virginia.edu). Better yet, send them a donation to help with their expenses in taking such good care of the international slew of authors who make the Virginia Festival such an example for festivals everywhere.

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