I know it's been a while since I touched base here. All I can say is, several years ago, social
media’s rise in popularity blew in like a hurricane and left the blogging world in pieces. Like a lot of my old blogging buddies, I abandoned my post (s) and moved elsewhere. Typically, these days you can find me on Facebook and Goodreads, but thus far I’ve held off on jumping aboard Twitter, Instagram and the like. I mean really, who has the time and energy for all of that, particularly if you have any interest in living a real life (and not a social media contrived one)?
media’s rise in popularity blew in like a hurricane and left the blogging world in pieces. Like a lot of my old blogging buddies, I abandoned my post (s) and moved elsewhere. Typically, these days you can find me on Facebook and Goodreads, but thus far I’ve held off on jumping aboard Twitter, Instagram and the like. I mean really, who has the time and energy for all of that, particularly if you have any interest in living a real life (and not a social media contrived one)?
In any case, I’d still like to use this platform to share my work and perhaps, occasionally, my interests, concerns and warped
sense of humor. So, allow me to start with some links to my most recent publications.
In April of this year, Mississippi Folklife published
Forgotten Images of An Invisible Man: Resurrecting the Art and Memory of Photographer TC Reese, an essay I wrote about
my uncle, a black photographer with MS and TN roots.
If you've enjoyed my fiction in the past, or if you are new to my fiction and are
interested in a sampling, check out my short story “The Inheritance” that was recently (June 3, 2018) featured in The Root.
As always, feel free to share you thoughts about the material in the comments section. I do have one more link to share, but I think I will save it for my next post.
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