Hello Summer, 2021 ๐Ÿ˜Ž

Finally, Summer has come full force to the East End of Long Island. And, everyone here is ready to mingle and party in the sun. Below, a view from the Shinnecock Canal to the beachgoers on Meschutt Beach. Continue reading “Hello Summer, 2021 ๐Ÿ˜Ž”

R.I.P Sweet, Gentle Max, You Brought Us So Much Joy

 

Max (left) and Leo

For so long as I can remember Max and Leo were part of my son, Danielโ€™s life. One of Danโ€™s first roommates brought them back as kittens to the apartment he shared with Dan in the city. That was about 12 years ago Continue reading “R.I.P Sweet, Gentle Max, You Brought Us So Much Joy”

Woo-hoo! Vaccine-Shaming Works. Off To Get My Vaccine Tomorrow!

Hi-fives everyone! I’ve finally been vaccine-shamed. I’m due to get my first shot of the Moderna vaccine tomorrow at my local Rite-Aid. Continue reading “Woo-hoo! Vaccine-Shaming Works. Off To Get My Vaccine Tomorrow!”

When Real Life Imitates A Scene From Your Thriller

 

In my new thriller, there’s a scene which is set at Horton Point Lighthouse, a well-known landmark on the North Fork of Long Island.ย (And, yes, final revisions and edits are done, and my manuscript is back in the hands of my agent, Paula. Thank you for asking.) Continue reading “When Real Life Imitates A Scene From Your Thriller”

Traveling (And Finding Ideas) In The Time Of Corona

This monster came steaming towards our hotel window. Gave me a great idea!

I should go on the road more often. Getting out of one’s comfort zone is the best way for a writer to get fresh perspectives and glean new ideas. Continue reading “Traveling (And Finding Ideas) In The Time Of Corona”