Readers everywhere love Caleb Wygal's mystery series. I thought you would love to read similar mysteries. Here are 10 mystery series that also make great beach reads. Hope Clark: Edisto Island Mystery Series When detective Callie Morgan finds out her husband was...
Blog Category: Musings
Death on the Causeway is Now Available!
The newest mystery novel by Caleb Wygal is now available!
Jevon Carter does something not seen among WVU Pros since the 70’s
Jevon Carter has something else in common with a legendary WVU basketball player.
On turning 40 and joining the “Over the Hill Club”
My thoughts on joining this illustrious club thanks to my aunt. Sigh.
Jevon Carter’s ‘Treadmill Mentality’ kept him busy during quarantine
The ultra-competitive, hard-working Jevon Carter just couldn't sit on his couch playing video games after the NBA shutdown. On March 11, 2020, after Utah Jazz C Rudy Gobert tested positive for Covid-19, NBA Commissioner, Adam Silver, made the call to suspend the...
Could Tavon Austin join David Sills in New York?
Although they never shared the same field in Morgantown, two Mountaineers could wear the same uniform in New York.
Rib eye steaks for $1? Will that be possum or raccoon meat?
I saw this banner outside of a Dollar Tree in Monroe, NC today and thought I would share. What do you think? Would you buy and try a $1.00 rib eye steak?
What is this toy in Rey’s home in Star Wars: The Force Awakens?
I had the chance to pause and investigate what it was I thought I saw, and it may give us a clue to Rey’s ties with Luke Skywalker.
Insight into an a writer’s mind from Arthur C. Clarke
“There is no way of demonstrating that a writer is neglecting his job; even his snores are deafening, his subconscious may be hard at work.” – Sir Arthur C. Clarke
Writing Tip: How to create a lasting antagonist
Now that the writing for The Search for Blackbeard’s Lost Treasure is complete, I thought I’d take this opportunity while it is fresh on my mind to let you in on how my process for creating a villain.
Random Fact: Sneezing and the Pavlovian Response
AH-CHOO! “Bless you.” HA-CHOO! “Gesundheit.” It’s automatic. It’s a reflex. When someone sneezes in a crowd, there is always someone, or someones, who respond with one of the above phrases. It’s almost a part of the collective-conscience or social mind. It’s a...
Random Fact: Tuberculosis and Potatoes
Last night, my wife and I made the rare choice to watch live TV. This is a rarity unless it is a sporting event. The benefit of watching DVR'd programs is, of course, the ability to skip commercials. When forced to watch commercials, I usually tune out, grab a snack,...