Edith Wharton once said, “What’s the use of making mysteries?  It only makes people want to nose ‘em out.”  Well, how right she is.  I’ve encountered two mysteries within the past few days that leave me scratching my head.  As the experiences may be of use to my fellow w

I have a fan. Just one. But the enthusiasm of that one could compete with a gaggle of groupies. My fan reads my books, my blogs and even took the trouble to read my Christmas story, “Under the Bridge and Beneath the Moon,” published in Children’s Digest in 1988. Fans are like fa