So far the revisions for The Blue House are going well.  I look forward to the re-print of my most beloved work which took me many painstaking years to write.  

The conditions in which I had written it in was nothing less than extremely undesirable the final five years of drafting.  

The story was based on a terrifying encounter I had while living in South Texas.  I really felt like I was on the inside looking out and it was so 

difficult for me to understand what was happening and what had happened.  I feel so removed and safe from it now.  I am ten years older and ten years wiser!

Looking back at everything now, I can be removed from it all and approach it with new insight and purpose.  

I rushed the first publication through print on demand--I feared I was going to lose my life back then.  I nearly did--and I had a message to deliver.  

I have delivered the essence of what I needed to, and now it is time to come back and polish my work; to make it a shining story that I know it can be, and was meant to be.