First of all, I want to say thanks for your trust in me and my writing. I also had to get the word out about a minor glitch in some of the first books off the press. Writing and publishing a book is not for the fainthearted. I’m no Stephen King, who has a warehouse…

I am so grateful for those supporters who wanted to get their hands on a copy of The Stones of Yemen, after my launch on Monday, but couldn’t find it. I am pleased to report that the paperback has returned to Amazon, here. Unfortunately, Amazon (which sells more books than the next 100 bookstores combined)…

Due to overwhelming support, Amazon has sold out of the physical formats of The Stones of Yemen. They tend to underestimate unknown authors, but fix the problem of supply within 24 hours. Meanwhile, all formats (except the audio version) are available at Barnes and Noble here. The audiobook is only available here. Thank you again.

While the official launch of The Stones of Yemen is still days away, it is slowly being rolled out by bookstores. As I mentioned previously, the audio book version became available a week ago here, and as of this morning, Amazon released the Kindle version, which is available here. Mike

About three years ago, I was deep within the darkest days of my life. I was quite ill, feeling miserable with every click of the clock. It was more physical suffering than I thought a human could bear. My future ws defined in months, not years. It was at the beginning of the pandemic and…

I am getting excited! After three incredible years of work on the Stones of Yemen, the book will soon be released to the public as a paperback, hard cover, Kindle, and audiobook. It is my best book ever and the feedback from readers will determine if I try to write again. For the last three…

I didn’t think I would write another word about postmodernism. It’s the same thing I’ve been talking about for years, my assertion that universal truth exists and our reason is an excellent—God-given—tool for finding truth. I shifted to calling it “postmodernism” a few weeks ago, as that was the topic of several personal conversations I…

Skip this article and go to the podcast here. I decided to do podcasts several months ago in order to take controversial topics and topics that have a small footprint of interest off my “front page” and put them “behind the counter,” meaning not as easily accessible, except by the sincerely interested. Today, I am…