Hello again everyone. Here’s a quick video I made about my new story, When She Lost Part of Her Mind.
I hope some of you find it entertaining.
When She Lost Part of Her Mind
Most people in their early twenties hardly know what it’s like to live without a cell phone. Well I lived without one for about 35 years and know exactly what it’s like. So I thought it would be fun to write a story from the point of view of a college age person who drops her phone through a sewer grate where she can see it, but not reach it.
This idea occurred to me during a trip to Thailand with my wife in 2015. I made the main character a young nursing student, since I had been a nursing student about five years prior. I decided to put her in a study abroad program in order to set the story in Hat Yai, where I noticed a number of very large grates in sidewalks. And I wanted to involve the Prince of Songkla University since the faculty there had so graciously hosted my wife and me while she gave some lectures and conducted workshops. The result was When She Lost Part of Her Mind.
Preparing this for release on Amazon has taken most of my free time recently and is why I haven’t posted more on this blog. I have included a link to the page today and I have included a link. If you don’t see this until after the promotion is over, please just contact me and I will be happy to make a copy available for you.
Forgive and Take
I am writing a novella about a series of fictional characters who try to implement many of the ideas discussed on this blog. It’s titled Forgive and Take and here is a synopsis of it. I’d love your feedback.
Forgive and Take
Mike is bright, energetic, and full of ideas he never follows through on. Lisa is smart and disciplined with a long list of successes. Their chance meeting leads to a plan to improve society by teaching people how to judge each other better.
Lisa wants to promote a clinical way for everyday people to judge Continue reading “Forgive and Take”