Dead People From The Attic
Cleaning out my childhood home in Berlin, Maryland was the genesis of Dead People From The Attic. On the final day, my sister and I went through the stacks of old photos that we had accumulated as the rest of the house was emptied. After the sorting was done there wasa suitcase full of photos neither of us could identify. I told her I’d keep them. I had some ideas that I might use them for, but writing a book was not on the list. A friend suggested I start a blog and do some flash fiction with them. As they say, the rest is history.
I set myself a task of one story a week for fifty-two weeks and mostly made it. It took about thirteen months to complete. The stories run the gamut, including drama, sci-fi, fantasy, and humor, all set in historical backdrops and include a variety of unique characters.
Cleaning out my childhood home in Berlin, Maryland was the genesis of Dead People From The Attic. On the final day, my sister and I went through the stacks of old photos that we had accumulated as the rest of the house was emptied. After the sorting was done there wasa suitcase full of photos neither of us could identify. I told her I’d keep them. I had some ideas that I might use them for, but writing a book was not on the list. A friend suggested I start a blog and do some flash fiction with them. As they say, the rest is history.
I set myself a task of one story a week for fifty-two weeks and mostly made it. It took about thirteen months to complete. The stories run the gamut, including drama, sci-fi, fantasy, and humor, all set in historical backdrops and include a variety of unique characters.
Cleaning out my childhood home in Berlin, Maryland was the genesis of Dead People From The Attic. On the final day, my sister and I went through the stacks of old photos that we had accumulated as the rest of the house was emptied. After the sorting was done there wasa suitcase full of photos neither of us could identify. I told her I’d keep them. I had some ideas that I might use them for, but writing a book was not on the list. A friend suggested I start a blog and do some flash fiction with them. As they say, the rest is history.
I set myself a task of one story a week for fifty-two weeks and mostly made it. It took about thirteen months to complete. The stories run the gamut, including drama, sci-fi, fantasy, and humor, all set in historical backdrops and include a variety of unique characters.