Stories

Nearly thirty years ago, the Greek compose Vangelis released the "Direct" album. One of the songs on the album was "Intergalactic Radio Station" and I've always thought "what a great name for a story." But, time came and went and I never seemed to get the proper incentive to take that title and manipulate it into words. Until now . . .

Like the namesake movie released in 2000, which is set in LA, What's Cooking (in NYC) explores the lives of four families as they make preparations for the Thanksgiving holiday. As with the movie, there is much unexpected drama, but with the added wrinkle that all four families, who are well-known to NYC Holidays readers, are waiting for loved ones to arrive on the same flight from California. When a glitch in Air Traffic Control occurs, anything can happen.

A confused adolescent, shares a close relationship with his brother.. those around him say it's wrong but he thinks its right, is it though?

“A decade ago, I was your pet. Now I'm your guardian.” In the distant future, the mutants resurrected magic and broke the very balance in all of Neo-Gaia's land. As things turned bleak, only one bond can save everything.

Twelve-year-old Carson catches his fifteen-year-old brother, Logan at a pivotal moment with a gun in his hand and learns about a secret he has been keeping for months.

A series of (true) short stories set in my family's history.

Continuation of Worth the Struggle series, in this book the kids are growing. The adults lives have evolved as have the multitude of families. The struggles have definitely continued, but so has the fun. Join us as the journey of life continues on.

A story of a boy who never seems to be happy. He hates Mother, Father, and himself. A Melancholy soul though he’s always been, he can’t seem to catch a break. He can’t even bring himself to let in the boy he likes, the boy who might have waited for far too long. This is the story of a day in his life.

A place for my poems.

Tyler was hot, nice and funny but had the worse luck with girls. Mark is the care free artist who is both Tyler's roommate and dying for Tyler's attention. It's just too bad that Tyler is too clueless to notice and then his kid shows up... what!?