I didn't know how Matt and Amber got together either, so I wrote a whole book to find out. Here's a late-night scene from Chapter 9 of Edge of Almost.

I’ve added quite a few new resources to the History Forge recently. If you teach U.S. history, you can now find readings and activities covering topics such as the French and Indian War, British taxes and colonial resistance, the Boston Massacre, the Boston Tea Party, and the Intolerable Acts. I’ve also added activities covering the causes and major events of the American Revolution, along with a Declaration of Independence grievance-ranking activity. But I wanted to take a m

History teachers need classroom materials that are accurate, engaging, and ready to use. They should not have to spend hours rewriting content, creating activities, and building answer keys before a lesson can reach their students. That is why I created History Forge Resources: a developing collection of free U.S. history materials for middle school teachers and students. We are starting with a series of Reading and Analysis resources focused on the American Revolution. These

Neon Saint is now available as a full audio story on YouTube, with six scene images that place you inside Mary and Grace’s view of the story.

A song from my Pretty Armor music project left me wondering what happened before that night. That question became a new free short story you can read that's connected to the Beyond the Goalposts world I created.

Over the past few weeks I've been working on an album for my Beyond The Goalposts world. Let me tell you how that all came about. So it all started with me wanting to create one song. My main female character, Amber Brown, had a dream of being a singer. Well I thought, why not make her one. Why not create a song based off a small note she wrote Matt in Book Two, Edge of Almost. Well I sat down and did that. But then I was stuck. I'm not female. I don't play instruments. I do