Jason Prugar's Blog

I have gotten a lot of messages, especially via email and messages on social media, to tell me you liked something I wrote. And many have also followed up to ask how you can support me. That is very flattering! There is nothing more pleasing to an author’s ear. And taking time out of your … Continue reading Help!

Last month, I spent a few days in Amsterdam, and I wish I could have spent more time there. It is a very quiet, friendly city. There are more bikes than people. No, seriously. 1.4 bikes per person. And DO NOT step into the bike lane when one is coming – they WILL run you … Continue reading (Amster)dam Good Trip

When Steven Spielberg brought Michael Crichton’s Jurassic Park to the big screen in 1993, he didn’t just create a blockbuster—he crafted one of the most successful and faithful book adaptations in cinema history. While many novels struggle to translate their complex narratives to film, Jurassic Park proves that thoughtful adaptation can enhance rather than diminish … Continue reading Great Adaptations: Jurassic Park

Summer vacation season is upon us, and whether you’re lounging on a pristine beach, exploring bustling European cities, or simply enjoying a staycation in your backyard, there’s one travel companion that never lets you down: a great book. Why Books Make the Perfect Vacation Companions While we’re all eager to capture Instagram-worthy moments and collect … Continue reading The Ultimate Summer Vacation Reading List

Let me start with a warning:There’s a moment in Chasing Ghosts that changes everything. I can’t tell you where it happens. I can’t tell you who’s involved. And I especially can’t tell you what Garrison Chase finds—not yet. But I will tell you this: He thought he knew the people closest to him. He was … Continue reading The One Thing I Can’t Tell You About Chasing Ghosts (Yet)

I am proud to announce that the next Garrison Chase novel arrives June 30! Private eye Garrison Chase only wanted a quiet evening celebrating his birthday with his brother Donny and his best friend Jed. But when a stranger named Cahill barges in with plans to take over Jed’s bar, Chase’s night takes a dangerous … Continue reading Almost Time to Chase Ghosts!

I am proud to announce that I am now a member of The Fellowship of The Indie Authors! The Fellowship is helping self-published authors thrive through: Networking & Collaboration – Build relationships with fellow authors, share insights, and discover new opportunities.Skill-Sharing & Education – Learn the art of writing, publishing, and marketing from those who’ve … Continue reading I’ve Joined The Fellowship!

Yesterday, National Library Week kicked off across the United States. Far more than just buildings housing books, today’s libraries serve as community hubs, educational centers, and bastions of equal access to information and resources. Here’s why supporting our libraries remains crucial and how you can make a difference. The Evolving Role of Libraries Libraries have … Continue reading It’s National Library Week!

We live in an age where we capture every moment with a tap of our smartphone screen. Scroll through anyone’s phone, and you’ll find hundreds—sometimes thousands—of photographs chronicling life’s most significant and mundane moments. But what if the most precious memorial isn’t something you can see, but something you can hear? During the Oscars, when … Continue reading Finding One’s Voice

Last week, I was very happy to find out that bookshop.org is now selling ebooks! It’s always good to have different options to purchase titles from your favorite authors (wink, wink), but now you can also support your favorite independent bookstore! If you don’t have one nearby, allow me to suggest Bound Bookshop in York, … Continue reading Bookshop.org Now Has Ebooks!!