Question: I see that you write children's books, suspense/thriller novels, and have written faith-based books and educational things as well. Are there other genres you would like to write in sometime? Before writing this I took a quick look at my "Big Writing List", the list I keep with all of the ideas I would [...]
Question: If you could have dinner with two authors (dead or alive), who would they be, and what would you hope to learn from them? My knee-jerk response to this question is to always think of James Thurber just because I really enjoy his stories. But, I understand that, personally, he wasn't always the nicest [...]
Question: Ok, just what IS the Skwerdlock? From the Pops Jamison dictionary: 1) The Skwerdlock is a character in my book series for early readers and listeners. 2) The Skwerdlock is a character that came from a song I sang to my then one-year-old daughter as we sat in a rocking chair at 2am one [...]
Question: Do you write full-time or part-time? Do you write every day? I hear this question a lot, or others that are asking the same basic thing. It is interesting to me that most of the time this is question I get from other writers, not readers. Sometimes it feels like there is some kind [...]
Anyone have any questions? I decided to set a little challenge for myself and try to write a blog post a day for the next thirty days. Some of the posts will be responses to some of the questions I get about my books and writing in general. So... If you have [...]
As I meet with book clubs, library groups, school groups, doing presentations and just talking about my writing, I really enjoy hearing and responding to the questions that everyone asks. I thought I would start sharing a few of those now and then. I'll start putting them here in our blog along with a link [...]
What can you do when you love to paint everything, but your dog just loves to run? A fun story for earlier listeners and early readers. I really enjoy seeing nicely done illustrations in books. However, one of the goals of this book is to show that you don’t have to be a professional artist [...]
