Serendib Writing

Looks like we’re going to do a Tornado / Perennial launch event at the South Asia Institute (1925 S. Michigan Ave.) in October — tentatively 10/21, 3-5 p.m., to be confirmed shortly. But you COULD save the date now. Tickets will be free, refreshments will be provided by me, there will, of course, be books […]

Paperbacks arrived! And now we’ve had a chance to get Tornado (cancer memoir) and Perennial (cancer / garden romance) up in my shop, so if you’d like signed / personalized copies, you can order them here: https://serendibshop.com Here are a few pages from the opening of Tornado — I’m not sure how easy it easy

It’s my birthday! If you’d like to get me a present, one of the best would be leaving a review of one of my books on Amazon. It doesn’t have to be long — even a line or two is terrific, and hugely helpful. More reviews help make the books much more visible. And of

I was about to go to bed, and then I thought I should open the big box that had arrived, expecting it to be some house staple that Kevin had ordered, like cans of cat food and rolls of paper towel, but no — it’s my new book! BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK!!!!! Tornado is

Wrote another little scene. Wouldn’t it be nice if we could read people’s minds? Or at least their emotions? Well, maybe it wouldn’t be nice all the time. Hmm… ***** “Hey.” The blonde boy’s voice dragged Surinder out of his funk. Joe walked up, then leaned against the carved wooden railing beside him. “People are

***** Jonathan danced *too* well – Surinder quickly realized that he was not in Jonathan’s league. Jonathan moved at twice the speed of the song, never missing a beat, his body sinuous and gorgeously sweaty. Surinder wasn’t a bad dancer, but he just couldn’t keep up – and he could feel himself getting worse as