If you hover your cursor on the header above, you’ll find listed the various ‘genres’ in which I write and publish. Unlike many writers, I let stories choose their own category or categories. In many cases, my work crosses genre boundaries or combines genres. I write for readers who look for stories that include variety, adventure and those characters you’d love to meet, be terrified to encounter, want to invite for dinner, or maybe even live with. And I write for adults. That means I deal with adult themes and treat readers as mature individuals. It doesn’t, however, mean you’ll find pornography here. There’s some erotic content in some stories because those tales need that type of emotional content to feel true. But no pornography. The erotic celebrates. Pornography abuses.

I’ve added a table to this page, which you can access as a Word document, here. It lists, (latest at top), the work I’ve had published in one form or another. I’ve added basic buying links for those who’d like to explore further. But, for the sake of simplicity, these links go only to the publisher’s store and to Amazon. For further links, please visit the individual works on the pages listed under the header tab.

Click on the various tabs above, which I’ve included as a guide to the type of story you can expect to find under a given title. Some, indeed much, of my work appears under more than one heading. I hope, by providing this vague guide, readers can choose those titles they feel will be most suitable. But I hope adventurous readers will try any and all of my books.

I write to entertain, inform, and involve readers in my invented worlds, so you can come to know and vicariously live with my imagined characters. My cast of players drives my fiction and they often take me along routes unintended at the start of my creative journey.

My work is either self-published or published by an excellent independent small publisher. Fantastic Books Publishing lists all of the books of mine they have published on a page you can reach by clicking on this link.

Enjoy the journey with me and my people as they face challenges and deal with problems I send their way. Laugh, cry, act, die, dream, love, kill, think, hate, and wonder with them as they explore paths I’ve laid and as they deviate from those tracks into realms devised by imagination. Read and enjoy: it’s what my books are for.

And, as a taster, I’ve added a free short story to this website. You can read these 3,000 words of seasonal fun by clicking this link.

A final few words. Most readers (as many as 84%) find new books to read through reviews other readers place on various sites. When readers share their views and opinions, it helps other book lovers to decide whether they’d also like to read that work. As a reader, you can be helped and help others by penning a few words about the way a book has made you feel. It doesn’t need to be a piece of literature. A few words saying what you experienced from the pages is often enough to help others choose their next read.

Thank you.

Enjoy!