Been away all summer for a taste of something fresh. But now I’m back to my desk to celebrate a new Marshall book, a revised meditation ebook—soon to be found on the new ebook publishing site BooksBNimble.com, and the completion of a new picture book set in the Louisiana bayou.
Check out the new middle-grade Marshall story of the shipwrecked newfoundland dog. It’s loaded with behind-the-scene-tales and juicy facts about the people who saved Nantucket’s furry mascot.
http://www.amazon.com/Marshall-Sea-Dog-Nantucket-Life-Saving/dp/1607271834/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1283448034&sr=8-1

Please help Tibetans recover from the devastating April 2010 earthquake. The number of victims has been under-reported.
Donate to the Social and Economic Development Fund, an organization I know and trust.
http://theseacfund.org/
http://vimeo.com/10755694
This was my first time narrating a book for film.
Great school, that Louisville Collegiate. Creative kids. Taught everything from Tibetan Buddhist culture to how to set up a breeches buoy rescue, with a little Lincoln lore and the Emancipation Proclamation in between.
On my free afternoon, I took a trip down to the Muhammad Ali center—a must-see for all Louisville visitors. Think I may have a new book idea.
Hoping to hear from my new friends at Collegiate.