Monthly Archives: February 2010

Watching my oldest son Nicholas grow up has been both a joy and an exercise in perspective. There’s a quote from Steve Jobs, Apple’s CEO, that summarizes it best: “It’s great to have a beginner’s mind.” Watching the world develop … Continue reading →

One of the first questions I get asked when people find out I’ve written a book is: When did you find time to write? Well, for starters, I wrote Hero’s Tribute a few years ago. Back when my wife and … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago I got word from Kregel that they were interested in my proposal for a sequel. Obviously I was elated. Then the realization hit that I’d need to churn out tens of thousands of words, fully develop … Continue reading →

Enjoyed meeting, catching up, etc. If you got bumped in the leg by a sprinting 2-year old, my apologies, that was probably my son. However I did find that me sitting down at a bookstore to sign books is kind … Continue reading →

I did an interview with the Johns Creek Herald.

A former colleague of mine and all around great guy, Josh Katzowitz, wrote a great piece on the pressure/euphoria of deadline writing. Every beat reporter has at least one hair-raising story of trying to meet a deadline under some form … Continue reading →