I'm pleased to announce that Episode Six - The Search for Michelle, of my serial novel Warriors for Wildlife is now available for your free reading enjoyment! Will Caleb and his new friends be able to find and rescue Michelle from ruthless gang members?
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Two - Death on the Yampa, of my serial novel Warriors for Wildlife has been published on my Substack for your reading enjoyment! Warriors for Wildlife is my fourth in the series with this set of characters, and I'm looking forward to a year of putting my imagination to the test!
I thought I would put together this post comprised of nice quotes from others, to announce the completion of my wildlife trilogy which I am calling by the name of the last book in the series, "The War On Wildlife", as the entire trilogy is indeed about this nation's war on it's own four footed wild legacy.
I’m pleased to announce that the third novel in my historical fiction romantic adventure trilogy, The War On Wildlife is now available in paperback!
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Fifteen - The Fashion Show, of my serial novel The War on Wildlife, has been published and is now available for your free reading enjoyment!
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Nine - The Release, of my new serial romantic adventure novel, The War on Wildlife is now available for your free reading enjoyment! The War on Wildlife is the third in my romantic adventure historical fiction wildife series, including Spirit of the Wolf and Thundering Hooves. So head on over to my Substack (@stevenwkrull) and check out my new articles!
I'm pleased to announce that Episode Four of The War on Wildlife has just been published and is ready for your reading enjoyment free of charge!
Today at around noon Colorado time, the sun will cross the celestial equator, marking the passage of summer and the advent of celestial autumn. For me it means that the best photography of the year is nearly upon us.
On a rare occasion people do come to visit me, and often it's because they want to climb the Manitou Incline. There may come a day when my old legs will no longer carry me up the 2700 rugged steps over the old cog railway that takes one to 8500 feet in elevation in just one mile of near verticle climbing, but on this day I was willing to give it one more try. Even though the previous sentence may have set a record for word count, last weekend's climb to the summit did not 😦
There's nothing like a piece of new gear to jump start waning interest in an old hobby, and my new Garmin 22x GPS handheld should do the trick. Back in the day, before blogging and vlogging were even a thing, and social media wasn't an idea yet, I was posting trail reports on my website.
Colorado Photographer / Author | Steven W. Krull 