New York Times Bestselling Author & Entrepreneur

Books

A parable (Shawshank Redemption meets Book of Job)

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Chief Finn is back, in his most suspenseful thriller yet!

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A sequel to the blockbuster Barry Award-nominated thriller Steel Fear

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Bio

What I Do

I have a passion for great writing. Excellence is one of my most cherished core values.

The exquisite beauty of a powerful idea expressed in words, whether through a single sentence or a 700-page novel, is something that has stirred my soul since as long as I can remember.

So . . . What I do: I search out transformational ideas and stories and bring them to life in words.

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P.S. To get monthly updates on my latest books, click here.

P.P.S. To have a peek at my wedding pictures from 8-8-08, click here (and to read our vows, click here).

The Changing of the Guard

The Changing of the Guard

2-18-08 | The other day I was set up to do an interview with Arjuna Ardagh, a most fascinating author and teacher. A few minutes before the time, he called: he had just returned from London, where he’d been to his father’s funeral, and wondered about the possibility of postponing our interview.

Impressive Achievements

Impressive Achievements

2-11-08 | The home page of my site says, “I have a passion for great writing,” and that passion compels me to share the following essay, which was possibly [see end note] written by a high school student as his college admissions essay for NYU.

The First Rule

The First Rule

12-16-07 | The first rule of writing is to use fewer words than you think you need to. I violate this rule every time I put my fingers on the keyboard.

Without a Net

Without a Net

12-13-07 | Last month, the day before Thanksgiving, I was pumping gas into my car, or trying to, anyway. After a few tries, the gizmo still wasn’t working. I was annoyed. I turned to step over the hose and head into the station to get an attendant. Suddenly I heard an eerie sound: it sounded just like the thwack! of a baseball and bat making contact.

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