The end of this month, February 25th, to be exact, marks the 10-year anniversary of my first novel “Silver Shoes. It went “live” through iUniverse on Amazon, Barnes & Nobel, and Target websites simultaneously in 2009, in both hardcover and … Read more →
When I was a kid growing up, my father Leonard Schneider was an educational filmmaker. He worked for a local company called Centron Educational Films in Lawrence, Kansas. It was an enchanted life from my youthful perspective, because I got to … Read more →
I”m always fascinated whenever I see a pair of antique silver shoes. They evoke a sense of realness with their craftsmanship and artistry, their detailed carvings, and the unusual, exotic shape. I love buckles—almost a nod to the bows on … Read more →
I must admit I’m getting very excited as this special event approaches. Great people, great things to see and do, and great fun! It’s going to be a big one this year. In addition to the yearly Oz festival held in … Read more →
AUTHOR’S NOTE: Telling the tale. That’s what is most important to me. And that is why I decided to offer these two serialized novels in a combined edition at an “attractive price,” as they used to say in vintage advertisements. … Read more →
