Scott’s Blog

  • Concept Art

    Below is a piece of concept art I drew recently, depicting a scene from the novel that I am currently working on. The working title is Pet Planet, but I’m pretty sure that will be changed before publication. This new project is a complete change of direction for me. It’s a young adult novel that… Read more

  • Venom Wars of the Desert Realm

    Venom Wars of the Desert Realm by Michael C. Baumann is an excellent adventure tale for young readers. It’s a classic story of good versus evil set in a world of intelligent animals. The dark forces of evil have defeated King Aridin, the brave eagle, and are gathering their forces to bring every good animal… Read more

  • My Favorite Books from Last Year

    My Favorite Books from Last Year

    I read a ton of books in 2017. Some of you who know me might be asking where I find time to read? My answer is, I don’t have a whole lot of time to read in the traditional sense of sitting down and looking at a book. Instead, I discovered a little trick that… Read more

  • The Many HOPES of Christmas

    by Scott Cahan, ….  Everyone, it seems, loves Christmas. Sure, there are some modern-day Scrooges who have their reasons for not liking Christmas, but the majority of us find something special to enjoy about Christmas time. I believe that something special is a little word with a big meaning … hope. I have observed that practically everyone,… Read more

  • Christmas Movie Favorites

    One of the great things about the holiday season is that we adults are home on vacation and we get to spend more time with our kids and our spouse. A big question that gets asked around my house during that special time of the year is , “what do you all want to do… Read more

  • Driven To The Hilt – Book Review

    Driven to the Hilt: The Deepest Cut by D.G. Lamb is one of the most original and well-told stories I’ve ever read. First-time author D.G. Lamb has established himself as a new talent in young adult novels with this first effort. At its core, this is a survival tale that reminded me a little of… Read more