Entering the Shadow: The Making of The Gemini Project

For more than twenty years, I have been studying power. Not from headlines alone.Not from official summaries.But from the architecture beneath them — declassified memoranda, war planning language, command simulations, and the subtle difference between public narrative and operational intent. Some stories begin as inspiration. …

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From Autumn Warmth to Winter Reckoning

Written by @RWhiteAuthor There is a season when the world begins to let go gently. Leaves loosen their grip. Light softens. Even grief feels warmer in the amber hush of October. Whiskey and the Autumn Wind lives in that space—the place where loss has arrived …

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Family of Seven Escapes 2 A.M. House Fire; Hartford City Home a Total Loss

I grew up with Emmylou back home in our small Vermont hometown, a place where people knew one another not just by name, but by story. When news reached me that her family had lost their home in a fire, it didn’t feel distant or …

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When a Review Becomes a Fireside Conversation 🍂🥃

Some books ask to be finished. Others ask to be savored. Whiskey and the Autumn Wind belongs to the latter—a collection meant for slow evenings, low light, and a glass poured with intention. When a reader described the poems as something to be “sipped like a fine bourbon by a crackling fireplace,” they captured the spirit of the book perfectly. This is poetry that lingers, that speaks softly, and that stays with you long after the final page.

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