First of all, let me make this clear. I think AI is pretty amazing. I am blown away by the images that various AI generators can produce. I ...

Have you ever dreamt of publishing your own children's book? Would you love to see your book on a shelf when you walk into Barnes and N...

One Crazy Year This has been a crazy year. Nevertheless, I have been amazed by how differently everyone has been experiencing it. I know a l...

How Writing a Covid19 Children’s Book  Changed the Way I Publish February was not a good month to be sick with a cough. Nevertheless, I ha...

Self-publishing is not as ‘easy’ as it's cracked up to be. Sure, theoretically anyone can do it. But, just because it's easy  to  pu...

Back to School? Whether or not your school is held normally or remotely, no one knows how this pandemic will actually affect our kids. And, ...

In our little neighborhood in Cambridge in the UK, my children have a nice group of friends that they enjoy playing with after school and ...

The past two weeks, my children have asked a lot of questions about what the Coronavirus is, how it travels, where it came from, whether the...

Writers are a great bunch of people, but we receive a lot of rejection. This is why, when an email pops into my inbox promising great things...

I wanted to share with my blog readers an exciting article about my new book series which was published in the Cambridge News. It was exci...

This week I visited Maddi Outram’s special education class at Bangabandhu Primary School in London.  Maddi has been using my book Ball!...