Everyone knows that Central Florida’s ultimate celebration of pop culture fandoms is MegaCon Orlando. This year, MegaCon is expanding their offerings to include the literary community with the first ever BOOK NOOK. The BOOK NOOK is hosted by The New Romantics, Alluxia Events and The Black Rabbit Bookbar showcasing the very best in romantasy, fantasy, […]
Read more "See you at MegaCon Orlando!"I am so grateful that my debut novel – The Autobiography of an Infinite Being or How I Turned into a Bird on My 80th Birthday – was recently acknowledged by Publishers Weekly. Book Life is the independent publishing (or self-published) division of Publishers Weekly and they included my book in their December 2024 Indie […]
Read more "Thank you, Publishers Weekly!"What an absolutely bonkers fall season it has been! In addition to lecturing, I participated in a number of literary events which has kept me hopping all over the Sunshine State. Check out this quick recap and be sure to scroll to the end of this post for a very nice surprise! To kick things […]
Read more "Autumnal Bookish Adventures… and an Exciting Surprise Announcement!"I am a huge fan of Science Fiction and Fantasy in all genres. Whether it’s Arthur C. Clarke novels or The Lord of the Rings film trilogy (extended editions, of course!) or the Marvel Cinematic Universe or the Buffy the Vampire Slayer TV series or The Sandman (comic and Netflix series), I am here for […]
Read more "Magical Realism & #MagicMondays"The cat’s finally out of the proverbial bag… I WROTE A BOOK! Here’s the announcement video that went live yesterday on The Wandering Art Historian YouTube channel and on my Instagram… The cover and title of said book will be revealed soon, but in the meantime, I thought I’d share this very special playlist which […]
Read more "The Infinite Being Playlist (or Songs to Write a Book to)"You may recall that I began my most recent lecture series – The Artist as Alchemist: Spirituality, Science & Magic in Art – way back in September 2021. This lecture series consists of four lectures with the epic conclusion coming this month. Before I announce the final lecture in the series, let’s do a quick […]
Read more "Wild & Witchy Women (In Art & Pop Culture)"This is an older piece titled, “Like a Virus, It Spreads.” It is a mixed media abstract that found its inspiration in one of my favorite shows – The Walking Dead. At the end of Season 1, it is revealed that everyone is carrying some sort of germ, bacteria or virus that results in a […]
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