Calamity and Courage, the 1913 Tiffin Flood book, selling like hot cakes

Calamity and Courage, about the 1913 Flood in Tiffin, Ohio, has been out about two weeks and already it's about to go into its second printing. Once I get a marketer, it should really take off. Settling into a marketing strategy for an ADHD writer is like ... what was I saying? ... oh, I know, it's like ... hmm, I think I'll paint the kitchen yellow ... oh, I was talking about marketing ... LOOK! SQUIRREL!!

There now is a possibility that the book may be expanded into a another dimension, but that's something about which, thus far, I've been sworn to secrecy. If the next project goes as planned, it will be worth the wait.

Right now I'm just trying to get back on track with my Plan B. I'm writing for two universities, and I've got a few other irons getting hot in that proverbial fire. Of course the books are top priority, even though I had originally intended that my next book would deviate from being historical in nature. Unfortunately, that project did not materialize, so I'm back to doing what I do best — taking my readers back in time.

There's still time to order a first edition of Calamity and Courage. Just send $35 to: Virgin Alley Press • Box 14 • Melmore, OH 44845. They also are available at Paper and Ink in downtown Tiffin, across from the Courthouse.