Finally, after over a month since the release of the first part, the second part of the podcast is up! I apologize for the wait. This is tir...

With the intended close of the Oz series in 1910, L. Frank Baum really wanted to try his hand at other stories. I've already written tha...

I was in a chat room a couple weeks ago, where fans of the BBC show Being Human could chat with each other, and somehow, despite it being t...

But the fan fiction site for posting Oz fan fiction I was the head administrator at (WonderfulWizardofOz.net) is now down. I don't know ...

I've been working on the second Oz: The Manga podcast, and after that, I have another one to edit: an interview with F. Douglas Wall ab...

"Come on, Shaggy Man, if you want me to show you the road to Butterfield." She climbed the fence into the ten-acre lot and he foll...

L. Frank Baum's 1906 fantasy novel was Reilly & Britton's major children's book of the year. While John Dough & The Cher...

Exactly 70 years ago today, MGM's The Wizard of Oz premiered at Grauman's Chinese Theatre . A landmark in fantasy and family film, ...

I know, not a lot of blogs recently. The next in the series of "books connected to The Road To Oz " series of analysis blogs is J...

I get a few questions, so I figured I should answer some. Isn't your name actually Jared? That is my birth name, yes, and when I wrote...