Author Chris
When I decided to start writing again, I didn’t realize how difficult it would be to find software to suit my needs. Sure, a lot of writers just open up Microsoft Word and have at it, but I was hoping… Continue Reading →
My first novel, The Bahawre Legend, has been published! Here’s the description from the back of the book and the Amazon product page: The kingdom of Zille had never lost a ship until six hundred years ago. Through the centuries,… Continue Reading →
Website owners should be careful when listening to marketing people. Current trends in web marketing are evidence of this. What sounds great on paper in terms of sales, sign-ups and engagement can actually be quite annoying to users. Today I… Continue Reading →
If you read this post and were waiting on pins and needles for more stories, I apologize. Only a few of you saw that post. For everyone else, it may be news to you that I’ve been writing a book…. Continue Reading →
Steve Jobs was good at convincing people they needed something they had not previously imagined. Many of the innovations he brought to the world through Apple became the industry standard. Among these are tablets, iPhones, iPods and larger, buttonless touchpads…. Continue Reading →
The analysis of and reaction to the election has been very disheartening. It’s understandable that people are upset when their candidate loses, but the protests and overly harsh language is inexcusable. Trump voters are no more racists and bigots than… Continue Reading →
One common problem in the Christian world, particularly in charismatic circles, is the over emphasis and separation of the spirit. Too often, we pray for healing without asking God what needs to be done. We believe the spirit should override everything… Continue Reading →
I came across an article the other day claiming that Linux had lost its way. I immediately wondered which “way” it happened to lose. It’s kind of a silly statement if you think about it. How do operating systems lose… Continue Reading →
Awhile back, I said I would be posting short stories about the characters in my upcoming book. I had a plan to accomplish that goal. My schedule was set, my motivation was there, but life events prevented me. As a… Continue Reading →
Studies over the last several years suggest red wine and chocolate may actually be good for us. It reminds me of a recurring comment we make at work when we decide to eat something unhealthy for lunch: if there’s any… Continue Reading →