Read A Murder in Concord and Moment of Impact for just $.99 in June!
Here’s something you can do for cheap during August for your own getaway.
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Caleb Wygal to sign copies of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure at the Edisto Bookstore on August 5th
Caleb will be signing copies of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure at the Edisto Island Bookstore on Friday, August 5th from 4-6pm with fellow authors Hope Clark and Chipp Bailey. Drop by if you’re in
BLACKBEARD’S LOST TREASURE named a Semi-Finalist in the 2016 Adventure Writer’s Competition
On Wednesday I received word that my new novel Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure was named as a semi-finalist in the 2016 Adventure Writer’s Competition, sponsored by the Clive Cussler Collector’s Society.
Author Interview Wednsday: Connie Chappell
During and after the publication of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure, I have become acquainted with many other fellow authors. I love seeing how they go about their craft: what they write,
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Author Interview Wednesday: Travis Laurence Naught
This week, I interviewed award-winning poet Travis Naught about his foray into fiction with his new novel Joyride and how he develops his craft.
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Author Interview Wednesday: Christopher Schmitz
Interview with fantasy author Christopher Schmitz. We discuss his novels, the craft of writing, and what is on his plate.
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Caleb Wygal’s characters search for Blackbeard’s gold – Review from The Charlotte Observer
Here is Dannye Romine Powell’s review of Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure in the Charlotte Observer. Imagine you’re digging around in the archives of the Museum of Natural History in Raleigh, and
When “Kids Say The Darndest Things” potentially goes bad
Here is a short story where my niece says something in public that I was afraid would lead to my death.
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