One of the first things the publishing business wants to know about a book is its genre. In my experience, marketing departments at publishers are mostly the ones who need genre labels. The genre label seems to drive how books are marketed. While writing Privacy Wars, I didn’t have a genre in mind. Some of […]
Even though I have been involved in Information Technology all of my working career, coordinating the myriad of technical components to have a social presence as an author is more complex than I anticipated. To name a few: Twitter, website, email, newsletter, Facebook, Instagram, … the list goes on. Even though I set up an
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As an endless storyteller and futuristic dreamer, in 2002 I decided to try my hand at crafting a coherent, compelling, and potentially interesting novel. My first attempt was something titled Limestone Murders that was about a bacteria that escaped from a research lab, mutated, and created a pandemic that wiped out more than half of
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