A Debut And An Interview

First, Sean Taylor was kind enough to interview me on his blog and allow me to go into a bit more depth about my book.  Please check it out.

Also, I debuted "My Brother's Keeper" this weekend at the Alabama Phoenix Festival. White Rocket Books gave me a bit of real estate on the corner of their table and I enjoyed a moderate but very satisfactory level of sales.

This included my own brother Nathan dropping in and picking up a copy. I signed it "I am not your keeper!"

If you are reading this and you were one of the people that bought a copy from me this weekend, I just want to repeat a very heartfelt Thank You. It was truly a pleasure to meet and talk to each one of you and I really hope you'll reach out online and want to talk about the book with me. I look forward to being able to talk about the story with readers (who enjoyed it!).

I particularly enjoyed participating in the last breakout session of the show for me when I sat in as a panelist for a discussion of "Faith In Fiction". I wasn't originally scheduled to appear as a panelist, but I felt the topic spoke directly to my book and I approached the program director and asked to be added.

Let's just say it was a wide-ranging discussion with the six panelists providing wildly differing perspectives. And let's just say I'm glad I was present.

Here I am with White Rocket Books publisher Van Plexico. We're each holding copies of our latest books and they both boast the artwork of Mark Williams.