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The Moses Stern Chronicles Volume I

Moses stern is a 1950's gumshoe who lives and works in a low rent neigborhood. Why? Because he likes it there; "People are too busy just trying to make a living to put on airs."
In the first volume we meet Moses and his friends. Spending a lot of time at his favorite watering hole, "The Back Stage Bar" you get to meet Sam, the owner and Dotty the barmaid. Many of Moses' jobs are matrimonial in nature and sometimes being a pacifist is not the best plan when people are shooting at you.
These stories and characters are loosely based on my Uncle and other family members. If you enjoy the pulp fiction of the 40's and 50's then we hope you will enjoy the Moses Stern Chronicles.
The Moses Stern Chronicles Volume II

In Chronicles Volume II we get to see more of Moses and his history. From the dementia of his mother, letting go of the ties that bind, or the joy of dating after a long dry spell; these are just some of the things that Moses has to deal with. It is Christmas 1953, and New Years Day heralds a new era in the life of Moses Stern: The winter, that looked cold, proves to be icier than ever.

The Ramblings of a Madman (Conversations With My Self)

These are nothing more than a collection of columns and are not to be taken as fact in any way. These are nothing more than opinion pieces and any reference to anyone living or dead is purely coincidental.

Please keep in mind that these were written over the span of four or five years. Things change, as do my opinions, so take this as entertainment or take it anyway you want.

Preliminary Design

William and Garl are just a couple of friends out looking for adventure and treasure, but neither can be had without a bit of trouble. If you enjoy a good sword and sorcery story you may even enjoy this. Also included in this volume is the short story, "The Myth of Gods". Both are written with a tip of the hat to Robert Sheckley,and Douglas Adams. (That could be with apologies too them both.) If you are easily offended about religious matters DO NOT BUY THIS BOOK!

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