Fabulous cover by Futura Design.
What would you do if the ghost of a WWII bomber boy emerged from the flames demanding that you help him complete his final mission?
Based on a stash of World War II images, ephemera, and a diary discovered in the hayloft of a horse barn, this compelling novel is now available through your local bookseller (Mostly Books carries signed copies), Barnes and Noble, and Amazon.
Magazine Articles & Stories
Soundings Literary Magazine: “Ernest Oglby Punkweiler and the Fabulous Miraculous Time Intrusionator” 2012. This story became the basis for a children’s exhibit (May 2014 – April 2015) at the Washington State History Museum that featured the work of numerous children’s book illustrators such as the fabulous Mike Cressy and Richard Jesse Watson.
Bacopa Literary Magazine: “Roadmap Hands” 2011. A nonfiction story based on my mother’s struggle with memory loss.
Columbia Kids: “Collections Conundrum” series featuring an Egyptian mummy, a Mount Rainier painting by James Everett Stuart, Circus Posters, and a statue of Sleeping Ariadne.
Calliope Magazine, “What’s in a Name?” 2005. Special issue featuring the J. Paul Getty Villa and the antiquities collection.
Museum News, “Solving the History Mystery” 2002. M Notes, November-December issue.
Columbia Magazine: “Two Views, Two Voices: The Photography of Edward and Asahel Curtis.”
Museum Publications
Ernest Oglby Punkweiler and the Fabulous-Miraculous Time Intrusionator, a special edition kids’ book to accompany exhibit.
History Lab To Go!, 2001
WSHM Field Guide to the Hall of Washington History, 1996
