This morning on the trail.

Interesting facts about coyotes: According to researchers, wild coyotes show altruism
by bringing food back to trapped or injured family members. They travel and play
with their buddies the badgers inside urban wildlife drainage tunnels.
But my favorite fact has got to be that they use at least 11 different vocal sounds
(and I've heard/endured all 11 of them in the middle of the night!), including huffs, wails,
yips, and screams, making a pair of coyotes sound like a dozen animals.
Last but not least, as a trusting Saturday morning cartoon devotee, I was lied to as a kid!
Wile E. Coyote and his friends can reach 35-43 mph, whereas
roadrunners maintain a cruising speed of 18-20 mph. Who's chasing who now?







There's a new page for some of my poetry.
If you'd like to read it, follow this link.














The city keeps its secrets. So do the people who live in it.
My new psychological thriller, VESTIGES, is officially available today.
A story of obsession, deception, and the dangerous line between
memory and truth, told through the shadowed lens of classic noir.
The first clue is waiting.

Follow the link to my book page and check it out.
Muchas gracias!