Category: Myths of the Fatherless

• May 2, 2022

  When I Met My Father

  When I met my father, I had to reorder everything I thought I knew about myself. About him. About her. I sat in the back seat of his car, directly behind him as I listened to the timbre of his voice, not the rich baritone I’d become accustomed to growing up with the man I […]
• May 19, 2020

  Broken (#poem)

  Broken into many pieces My identity is lost How can I be put back together Will anybody fight my cause? The house of cards has many dads I wander from sea to sea I place my deck on the table Searching for someone to believe Coming home is a dream come true Has that much […]
• December 20, 2019

  Blogmas, Day 20: Missing Dad at Christmas (#blogmas)

  As it turns out, Blogmas seems to be one big promo of my Déjà Vu at the Blue Diamond Saloon book tour, not to mention my other novels. But the one novel I haven’t mentioned yet is Letters on Balboa Island, the most meaningful book I’ve written. And the one my dad absolutely adored. This […]