Readers, I would like to update you on some rather remarkable events:
First, I just recently broke two Masters Level Word's Records in the strict curl during international competitions,under the governance of two separate but world-wide, drug free and drug tested weightlifting federations. Second, my newest novel, DARWIN SMILED, was just released. DARWIN SMILED is about a genetic freak of strength (if one wants to be very simplistic, as simplistic as saying that WATER FOR ELEPHANTS is mostly about the training of elephants). I figured the breaking of a few world's records would lend validity to DARWIN, so I timed the release of the book with certain competitions.
DARWIN SMILED, by the way, is self-published. This was a tough and, for me, demeaning decision. During the late 80s I was the guy Stephen King was excited enough about to endorse my books with St. Martin's Press. Oh, well. I grew
tired of praise for my writing but no offer to represent me because no one could imagine how they might successfully pitch a book to editors that was so "eclectic," so . . . cross-genre (Consider that the small amount of feedback I've gotten so far from readers are in the form of emails praising DARWIN SMILED as a unique and engaging romance). Anyway, please take a look at the book on either amazon.com or barnesandnoble.com, because I'm quite proud of its "look." My wife, whose paintings have won her a summer position as the Artist in Residence for eight years running, designed the cover.
Thanks for "listening". DARWIN SMILED - The tale of a motherless child gifted with superhuman strength and the sensual angel who saves him. Yes, a "strongmam" book,
but . . . sooo much more! Read the descriptive paragraphs on amazon.com.
