- Spring: The Parenting Styles of Ducks and Geese ComparedSpring Spring is here. The time of renewal and new life has arrived, and I am ready for it. The last six months have presented many trials both at home and in my writing. Last year on Christmas Day, my wife fell and broke her hip. Fortunately, while she lay in the emergency room, the… Read more: Spring: The Parenting Styles of Ducks and Geese Compared
- Bittersweet Memories of an April Fool’s Day Prank and a Monster TroutApril Fool’s Day As I write this on April 1, 2025, I am reminded of the best April Fool’s prank ever played on me. One day, years ago, when our kids still lived at home, I returned from work and got into the shower. I picked up the new bar of soap from the dish… Read more: Bittersweet Memories of an April Fool’s Day Prank and a Monster Trout
- Writing a sequel is not as easy as I thought.Making progress on my new book. Since I finished editing my second book Lightning’s Edge: Lost World Odyssey, Amazon.com: Lightning’s Edge: Lost World Odyssey eBook : Jones, C.Buck: Kindle Store, I have made progress on my new untitled book. It is the sequel to my first book, Salvation and Doom: The Cathardi Prophecy, Amazon.com: Salvation… Read more: Writing a sequel is not as easy as I thought.
- Milestones and New Book Coming SoonMilestones August turned into a busy and exciting time for me. Early in the month, my eldest daughter married her long-time beau. They both appeared thrilled. Both had previous marriages that didn’t work out contributing to the long pre-marriage relationship. Then at the end of the month, my wife and I celebrated our fifty-fourth wedding… Read more: Milestones and New Book Coming Soon
- Publishing a New Book Is Like Seeing A Newborn BabyFirst Book This is an exciting time for me as a writer. My second novel is ready to format and upload for publishing as soon as I get my final cover design. Thinking about my second novel reminds me of when we had our second child. Our first child came into this world fourteen months… Read more: Publishing a New Book Is Like Seeing A Newborn Baby