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In the space of one week, all four classes had exams… I’d say this was bad planning if it was the result of any planning at all. The first day after exams, I graded for 3 hours and got a … Continue reading →

It’s a thrill to find myself mentioned on a blog I follow, especially when the reviewer liked the book!  Elizabeth A. White and Sue Burke have both reviewed ‘Advice From Pigeons.’ I’m thrilled to have Sue’s approval, because when we … Continue reading →

The thing about being a single scientist is that people are always helpfully pointing you toward romantic opportunities.  I have PZMyers to thank for these prospects, from a NYT article on an objectivist dating site: “[I am] short, stark, and … Continue reading →

A Lovesome Thing is available here at Amazon.com now, for your kindling pleasure. Also, Adam Stephanides has posted a long, thoughtful and detailed review of Advice From Pigeons at his blog, ‘Completely Futile.’ Thank you, Adam! If you’re wondering whether … Continue reading →

I’ve finished updating the Royal Academy website to reflect the recent issue of A Lovesome Thing. Anyone who wants a link to purchase, or to read the prologue and first chapter, can find them at https://raosyth.com/thebooks.htm. TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious

The line-edits for the second Royal Academy novel, A Lovesome Thing, are completed! And Deron Douglas is finishing a lovely cover painting … watch for its release in September. TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious

I’m going off-line for a few weeks, so comments have been disabled to avoid spam building up. Keep cool! TweetFacebookLinkedInTumblrStumbleDiggDelicious