One Family

Jokes for every taste and mood. An antidote to social distancing, political chaos, environmental crisis, and war. Laughs to help you get back to feeling normal.

Satiric, child-like fantasy. When an elementary class sets out on a quest to save the world from disenchantment, their adventures reveal paradoxes of the human mind and ways of awakening the magic within us.

132 short essays -- "some fun, some profound". Intriguing observations based on common sense logic. Ideas that could change your life or the world.

Shakespeare literally comes alive. Liam knows Shakespeare. All of Shakespeare. Every word of every play. No one knows how or why. But tell him a line, and he'll go into a trance and perform the whole play brilliantly.

Elle and Oz, strangers ready to start new lives, meet by chance and swap stories in an abandoned house. They realize the stories are coming to them from an unknown source and discover connections with one another in previous lives.

Dive into the world of the Trojan War as lived by Helen. Paris, and Menelaus; Polyxena and Achilles; Ktimene (Odysseus' sister) and Eumaeus the swineherd. What should they do? Do they have a choice?

Twenty-four stories plus self-contained excerpts from nine novels, ranging from romance to mind-twisting fantasy to realism, to history. Some include elements of all of those.

The women of Troy find ways to shape their own destinies in a world dominated by men. Their motivations and resourcefulness will surprise you. See Cassandra, Helen, Clytemnestra, Iphigenia, Polyxena, and Andromache as they have their say.

First of a trilogy of historical novels based on the life of Alexander Bulatovich, a Ukrainian/Russian explorer in Ethiopia, a cavalry officer during Russia's conquest of Manchuria, and later a monk at Mount Athos and a religious leader.