Category: Author Bio

  • WINNER OF THE SUBTLETEA SUMMER WRITING CONTEST 2008

    “CAMERAS AS REMEMBRANCES OF THINGS PAST” October – December 2008 Edition. David Herrle, editor of Subtletea (www.subtletea.com) has selected the above essay as the winner of his magazine’s summer contest. I am particularly honored because David Herrle is a polymath of the first order. When you access my essay, I urge you…

  • ANNOUNCEMENT: POD REVIEWER FOR BREENI BOOKS

    Sabrina Williams has reviewed both of my books at Breenibooks, http://breenibooks.blogspot.com/.  Her reviews ( see them both at her site)  went far beyond what a writer might expect, especially her review of The i Tetralogy. So I responded very recently to her notice about POD reviewers and her open and diverse thinking…

  • Malcolm Campbell And Other Commentary

    Malcolm Campbell, writer and reviewer, at http://www.campbelleditorial.com/advice.html has composed a splended review of The i Tetralogy, saying that”The unrelenting power of Freese’s writing skills calls to mind the gritty horror and hopelessness of Erich Maria Remarque’s World War I novel All Quiet on the Western Front and the grim insanity…

  • The Tea Table Or The Tea Wagon

    I was a passed up child. I had to say that first. I will return to it in a while. As I near my end the past becomes sharper and sharper; or, to say it better, events or mild epiphanies seem clearer now. I just finished a short story tentatively…