Follow the wacky adventures of Boson Jonson, Investigative Consultant, as he uses zen, hula hula shirts and attitude to reign in the bad guys in spite of himself. 

Some say life’s a path winding through a forest of end less possibilities. 

Well…we’ll see. In the meantime, Crazy Man and the dog, Sidestepper, will be following that path through the deep dark scary woods in over a hundred crazy weird episodes.

The further adventures of the strange duo. 

Read only if your mind survives the first 100.

I chose to review this book because I know it’s difficult to find readers for short fiction. I didn’t have any expectations, which is fortunate, because this volume would have violated them – whatever they were. Blowing Up doesn’t fit well into any category. A mixture of satire and science fiction, spiritual pondering and scatological polemics, the book is utterly original.

 Review by Lisabet Sarai, Goodreads Reviewer (Blog: Beyond Romance) 

 Writing Hurts Like Hell is a highly successful workshop designed for people who want to be creative but don't have time to do the things that feed creativity. 

The focus is on producing a publishable novel, but the approach to creativity can be applied to any endeavor where creativity or a fresh viewpoint will make a difference, things like screen writing, proposals, grant applications, blogging, journaling, short fiction, technical writing, adult learning and…love letters. Why not?  

A selection of weirdness and unforgiving humor and satire  written mostly in coffee shops.