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Something is in the Sargasso Sea. It has been there for centuries. Graveyards Adrift — available on Amazon.
04/20/2026

Something is in the Sargasso Sea. It has been there for centuries.

Graveyards Adrift — available on Amazon.

Written at night. Best read the same way. Graveyards Adrift — available on Amazon.
04/18/2026

Written at night. Best read the same way. Graveyards Adrift — available on Amazon.

Meet the crew of the Pelican expedition, September 1892. They were assembled to recover a Spanish galleon lost for 200 y...
04/15/2026

Meet the crew of the Pelican expedition, September 1892. They were assembled to recover a Spanish galleon lost for 200 years. Graveyards Adrift is available on Amazon.

04/15/2026
Three accounts. One growing dread. The Sargasso Sea. Graveyards Adrift is free on Kindle through Tuesday.
04/10/2026

Three accounts. One growing dread. The Sargasso Sea. Graveyards Adrift is free on Kindle through Tuesday.

Graveyards Adrift is a historical maritime horror set in the Sargasso Sea, told through three connected accounts that form a single, unfolding story. A salvage crew searches for a long-lost Spanish wreck. A lone survivor boards an abandoned ship. A merchant convoy drifts into still, unnatural water...

NEW RELEASE! Graveyards AdriftA maritime horror told through three connected accounts:A salvage crew searching for a Spa...
04/08/2026

NEW RELEASE! Graveyards Adrift

A maritime horror told through three connected accounts:

A salvage crew searching for a Spanish wreck
A survivor boarding an abandoned ship
A convoy drifting into the Sargasso Sea

Each stands alone. Together, they tell the same story.

Paperback • Hardcover • Kindle

https://amzn.to/4tySWeL

03/20/2026

We often imagine great ideas arriving all at once.

A writer sits alone. A thought strikes. The idea is born.

But history suggests something different.

Franklin had the Junto. Dickens read his work aloud. Lewis and Tolkien met with the Inklings. Again and again, writers and thinkers worked through the same rhythm: time alone to think, then conversation to test the thought.

I wrote a piece about where good ideas really come from, and why solitude and conversation both matter.

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