GHOST HUNTERS

Julie , who did the cover for our Kickin' Up Dust! (Getting Lost To Find Ourselves) book - is doing the redo cover for our "Abandoned Places: Abandoned Memories (Desert Edition)" book which we plan to put out in print. She did a bunch of novel ideas for the cover and we are milling them over. It's a hard decision. If you need art for your ebooks, definitely check out her site . She is also a fantastic artisan with her urban exploration inspired pieces in her Etsy shop and is a photographer with an extensive supply of stock photos to use for projects.

What did I ever do to earn such a moniker? It probably began in Sunday school when I told the teacher that women did not come from men, men came from women. I explained that men had milk ducts and externalized their genitals with the right hormones in utero. In fact, if a man played with his nipples regularly enough, he could lactate. I might not have said it that tactfully. It could have been in high school when a really uptight anthropology teacher gave my group the Mayans as the subject for a nice dry oral report filled with facts. I tore up the instructions, told my partners that we're baking a cake the shape of a Mayan temple. We arrived to class and instead of standing up in front with papers in hand, we sat at a table with the cake and one girl was the emcee as the other girl was my interviewer. You see, I was an anthropologist who traveled back in time and stayed with a Mayan family for a few weeks to study them. I gave them all the information in the interview that they n...

If you've been reading my fictional short stories (tab above), you might wonder if after two nonfiction books, I might try my hand at horror writing. I decided not to try my hand, but to throw in my feet, legs, arms, head, body... I took the plunge! "Josiah: Undead Cowboy" is the first in my "Midnight Arroyo Series" of western twists on classic horror themes. This 99-cent novel is now available on Kindle and Nook today! Don't forget, Kindle allows it to be downloaded to your Droid, IPad, home PC--you don't need a reader. There are some very unusual and exciting twists in this vampire story. It even includes the ghost realm and the condition of vampirism, as well as what it's like to be an undead cowboy trying to do right and fighting his instincts, going up against some vampires in the abandoned gold mine. The story was inspired by a trip to an old dead mining town where I saw a cowboy sucking on a cigarette and leaned up against a wall, booted ank...

Answer this question by reading my book on Kindle and Nook. I hear this question sooooo often as an investigator, that I had to write a book about the subject. This takes people through the steps I take a client through to find out if what they experienced was paranormal or not and what to do once you determine if it was. These techniques don't just help in regards to the paranormal, but can be applied to anything that happens to you in life. I'm in the process of several other nonfiction books including one I'm doing with Julie called "Kickin' Up Dust!" I'll talk more about that when I get back from our ghost hunt in Tombstone next weekend. I have my book about psychics and how to develop your skills in the works too, as well as my entire western horror fiction novellas called the "Midnight Arroyo" series. The first installment, " Josiah: Undead Cowboy " is coming up on Memorial Day for 99 cents on Kindle and Nook. Remember, it can als...

Josiah is a trail tired cowboy made even more exhausted by the fact that he cannot die. "Josiah: Undead Cowboy" is my upcoming novella to be released on May 30, 2011 (Memorial Day) for only 99 cents on Kindle and Nook! Remember, these can be downloaded to your IPAD, Droid, home PC and other devices! It's part of my horror series "Midnight Arroyo" involving western twists on horror classics. Check out his blog where he has a daily post.