Author Thoughts Tangled Up In Dreams – 082625 As I began to pull thoughts together after only a single cup of Café Verona, one of my favorite Bob Dylan songs hit my mind’s ear – “Tangled Up in Blue.” That one will be toward the back of the rack, but once it’s in your head…sorry […]
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“Puye Prophecy” Puye, pronounced Poo-yay, is Tewa Indian for “a place where rabbits gather.” A point of caution: This tale has nothing to do with soft, fluffy cotton-tail bunny rabbits. Puye is also a place in northern New Mexico where centuries-old Puebloan Cliff Dwellings are located. A high mesa becomes ground zero for everything bizarre […]
“Mirror Mirror: Halloween Party of the Century” This paranormal tale started as a short story until the Relentless Wench Muse whispered into my ear, “Finish this one, Mate!” So we did, and I have added another addiction to my list – writing paranormal thrillers. Sandy Tillman, the protagonist in Mirror Mirror, coasts comfortably through life […]
This has been a long time coming, and I’m pleased that it’s finished. Funny how my first novel is the last to get a trailer. New Video Trailer for “Mirror Mirror” On Amazon Today! – https://bit.ly/3C4qWqK
071425 – Author Thoughts on the Entity Named Paul in “Mirror Mirror” I shared thoughts on Dimensions used in Mirror Mirror in the 071225 post, so I won’t revisit that beyond placing this story’s Entity in the eleventh dimension, meaning the Entity can move between dimensions and parallel universes at will. It can shape-shift to […]
071325 – Author Thoughts on Time Travel in “Mirror Mirror” I mentioned yesterday that I was not a fan of stories where time travel was the primary focus. In Mirror Mirror, the use of time travel takes the form of shifting timelines. The interdimensional flavor in this story has changes of timelines, either into the […]
071225 – Author Thoughts on Dimensions Used in “Mirror Mirror” In writing this book, I spent considerable time researching dimensions and started by asking how many there were. It gets murky after counting eleven, with celestial pundits arguing there are more. I did not care to learn more. My mission took me through familiar ground, […]
I think I described Sandy as ordinary a couple of days ago. That descriptive should not denote she was unattractive, because she was anything but. With a runner’s physique at 32 years of age, she stood 5’-7”, highlighted by steel-blue eyes, a warm and welcoming smile, and her usual tight ponytail of rich auburn hair. […]
5/5 | Puye Prophecy by Gary G. Wise Featured Review Jill Rey July 10, 2025 Author Gary G. Wise opens his newest standalone with a powerful punch. No stranger to creating visceral dreams, Wise leaves our main character, Kat, with a lingering sense of smoke and unease. Quickly jolting readers into Kat’s orbit, “Puye Prophecy” takes us […]
The worn spine of tooled leather and faded lettering caught Sandy’s eye. The book looked heavy, and her curiosity confirmed it was when she hooked a finger at the top of the spine to pull it off the shelf. The book fell open in her hands to an inscription written in elegant, flowing calligraphy: “Whoever […]