It was a sad day this past Wednesday. Our family cat Sarina passed away at around 10 am. The family was devastated, especially the children. Obviously doing a live chat at the time when my family needed my support was out of the question. I do apologize for the short notice, but there was little warning of Sarina's condition. A loving pet for 17 years, she will be sadly missed by all of us. We will be putting a memorial page on the website over the next couple of days. I hope you'll stop by and take a moment to view some of our happy memories of Sarina.
I will re-schedule the chat just as soon as my schedule permits. I have a few items on the table at the moment but I imagine within the next few weeks I'll work something out. Until then, thank you for all of your support and I look forward to chatting with you.
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Saturday, January 24, 2009
Unfortunate event
Monday, December 8, 2008
Hard working or Hardly working?
It's the former, I've been working diligently to complete the sequel to Tiger's Realm. It is tentatively titled "Tiger's Return" and will hopefully be available late next year. In the meantime, here is a potential candidate of cover art for the new book. Let me know what you think, don't be shy! Click on the image to buy your copy of Tiger's Realm so you don't miss out when this one is released!
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Killing Schrodinger's Cat
I was lucky enough to get an invite to the private screening of King Pin Lei's "Killing Schrodinger's Cat" last night. I was fortunate because it was the first ever showing of the film, only friends and family. Thankfully a friend of a friend managed to smuggle me in ;)
The movie was fantastic, the cinematography compelling and the plot was well thought out and researched thoroughly! What can I say about the actors, they were wonderful, a delight to watch. They drew me in to the story and kept me guessing, which I love to do in a movie.
Despite being on the hook for all of the costs, David Lei did an amazing piece of work, the special effects blew me away at points and certainly fit the imagery necessary to convey the tale.
It was an honor to meet Mr. Lei personally before and after the viewing. Though his nervousness was evident during his introduction of the flick, he still managed to make us smile before the show even began. A most sincere and open hearted man, the kind you rarely meet these days.
I strongly urge you to see this film when it is released, you won't be disappointed!
