Peter Watson Jenkins

Some people like to write about one important idea or tell stories that are of a well-known type: romantic novels are one example. My life has been very varied and I have chosen to write in a variety of ways. Some examples are: my recent collection of short stories, "Found Money," in which I set out to explore the idea of wealth coming to people in totally different ways; a Young Adult novel "Saved by a Tweet" that is about teenage romance and a thrilling, dangerous episode the two young lovers go through. One of my best books is "How I died, and what I did next." Before 2013 is out I will have published a book on spirit guides and what they have to tell us; "Fine Writing," a book of poetry and prose; my memoirs "Spiritual Walkabout"; and a sci-fi novel. They have not all been written in the past few months of course, but happen to be coming out in a burst of activity. My favorite book took the longest to research and write. It is called "Training for the Marathon of Life" and is about the central core of Jesus' teaching and how he explained the way that leads us to a fulfilled life and the creation of a good society.