It seemed good to me also, having had perfect understanding [or at least my own understanding] of all things from the very first, to write u

Harry and I both love narrating Fantasy and Jane Austenesque stories. If you're waiting for one from me, Harry's books are great.

A little post for you on an underrated scifi movie that can help me kick my rear in gear today. Gattaca is amazing.

Recently it came to light that Findaway Voices is selling narrators' voices to Apple to aid in their AI Machine learning to process mass...

Some reflections on 2022 and looking forward to 2023... And maybe an apology for not blogging for, well, almost two years... Got...

Join Brad Swift and I for our next Guest author readup, next week @ 10 MT. I'll be reading chapters of Cheryl Carpinello's book, Guinevere

villains who see themselves as the hero, or are put in the villain role not based on their villainy, but rather because that was just the si

THE BIG BOOK. That's what we call it. We have literally thousands of books in our home, But when we say "the big book," there's only one th

This is what my wife & I could remember that we've read to the kids in the last 12 or so years. We take turns picking which book to read.

The BBC production of the series when you watch it now is 'lacking' in the special effects department, but still captures the book very well

if not apparent from my posts, I'm rather fond of the absurd. I was pleased as punch when I found out as an adult that Silverstein also wro

For anyone who claims either are not litereature, you have me and about a 1/2 a billion other gen-x'ers who would happily debate the issure

Dragon. Without a doubt and without hesitation. I probably would have said that before narrating so many, but 'scales' have tipped.

I don't remember which teacher it was that read it to me, but I know somewhere between 2nd & 4th grade I was read Sacajawea at school.

have three characters from books for youth or from my youth that I have loved since I first read them. First is Digory Kirke from The Magi

While I think the system itself would be amazing to visit... ultimately what I'd love to visit is the abandoned mystery ship.

So as a kid, I primarily identified with the outsider kids in books. Not necessarily socially backward, but seldom were these characters

I knew that my great aunt had been an author. This would have remained undiscovered upon my bookshelf were it not for our nightly readaloud

I have always & do still love fantasy. When you're looking at lists of books, they really love to lump Fantasy & Sci-fi together.

Levar Burton talked to kids about books for kids, but I never felt talked down to. And that was something I was very sensitive to as a kid.