The psychology of working with people creates opportunity for lifestyle embellishments in the world of fiction that includes many forms, science fiction, and mystery are but an example. At the same time, this allows the resource of the mind to look beyond the stars for tomorrow’s future. There are no limits, be it above earth or below the sky and even underneath the blue waters. Drawing from history, photography, music, or even the sciences guide the interests that become captivating. This moves the person into that facade. Current events turn into history that guides the future by allowing the thought process to move into the next stage. Creating concepts of what the mind’s eye sees is what a writer’s life replicates. Every stop, every thought, leads the intellect to continue.
Technology with imagination completes the cycle of a writer; this evaluation has grown through many years of put words into a deep desire. Writing is never a lonely art form if you allow it to enchant what your perception offers. My rules in the creative process have increased through time similar to vintage wine. There a good years and there are acceptable years, but the strength is always moving forward. This never stops until there is no path of air running through the body and spirit. I like to phrase Joseph Conrad. Illusion: “Words, as is well known, are great foes of reality”.

My Favorite Authors:
Douglas Preston, Lee Child, Clive Cussler, Michael Connelly, Christopher Reich, Steve Berry, Sandra Brown, James Patterson, David Baldacci, Dale Brown, Dan Brown,.Frank Herbert, Joseph Conrad, Franz Kafka, Ernest Hemingway, Arthur Miller, Charles Dickens, Leo Tolstoy, Boris Pasternak and Eugene O’Neill.

Recognition Awards
Three Editor’s Preference Awards of Excellence, Two Accomplishments of Merit, One Fiction Merit, One Honorable Mention - Fiction, One Honorable Mention - Nonfiction

Nonfiction Article
Contributed one titled “Marketing Bliss in The Published Author's Guide to Promotion” carrying the subtitle, Marketing Tips by Published Authors.

Short Stories
“Reflection of a Modern Day”, was featured in the winter 2008 issue of The Litchfield Literary Review. Five Magazines, Six anthologies.


                             

PUBLICATION CREDITS:
LIKE A FATHER, published in Poland Illustrated Magazine, January 1978 American Edition. Issued by the Polish Interpress Agency, Warsaw, Poland.
STEPPING BACK was in NEW VOICES Shreveport, LA during Fall/Winter 1991.
TWILIGHT appeared in the “The Top 10 Short Stories of 1993”. Publisher: American Literary Press, Owings Mills, MD.
NOTE: TWILIGHT Won honorable mention in NEW VOICES Fall/Winter 1991.
MEMORIES and IMMORTALITY appeared in the Starburst, Quarterly Journal of the International Society of Authors and Artists, Abilene, TX (1st & 3rd Quarter, 1994).
THE DOOR TO NOWHERE, appeared in the Starburst, Quarterly Journal of the International Society of Authors and Artists, Abilene, TX (3rd Issue, 1996).
NOTE: THE DOOR TO NOWHERE won 4th Place Editor’s Preference Award of Excellence.
The following stories were published by: Creative Arts & Science Enterprises, Painted Post, NY.
1. TABLE # 18 appeared in “Tapestry of Words” (1993).
NOTE:: TABLE # 18, won the Accomplishment of Merit.
2. VISION OF GREATNESS, FOUR BLUE BOTTLES and NATURE’S FURY were in “Pen Etched Memories” (1994).
NOTE: NATURE’S FURY received the Editors’ Preference Award for Excellence.
3. FRIENDSHIP, PARENTHOOD, and I AM TIRED appeared in “Words on the Rising Wind” (1995).
NOTE: I AM TIRED won the Editors’ Preference Award of Excellence.
4 THE DOOR TO NOWHERE and THE INN OF LIFE were in “Our Captured Moments” (1996)
NOTE: THE INN OF LIFE, won Accomplishment of Merit, THE DOOR TO NOWHERE won 4th place Editor’s Recognition Award of Excellence.
CHERISH appeared in, “Meditations” (1996). Published by the Iliad Press, Sterling Heights, MI.

I am looking for a publisher for my four novels, Mystified Humanity, Wings of Air, Enduring Prophesy, and Threshold of Consciousness. I like to phrase Joseph Conrad. Illusion: Words, as is well known, are great foes of reality. Note: I got an email from Douglas Preston, “Impact Novel” He loved my Joseph Conrad quotation.