Living Dangerously

It's time for my best books of 2013. My lists are different than other people's lists. For instance, since this is my best books ...

While listening to NPR Remix the other day, I was struck by a song they were using in a piece about William Temple Hornaday. The song is ca...

So I'm back. Afghanistan is now 4 weeks in my rear-view mirror. I haven't been hiding under a rock, but I have been easing back i...

Written on 21 October 2013 right after the events you are about to read occurred. The names haven't been changed to protect the stupid...

Today I leave Kabul, Afghanistan after a six month military deployment. Since I've arrived I've lost sixty pounds, am in the physi...

As much as I might try and surface-read something, I can't help but become invested as I find myself agreeing and disagreeing about som...

So many people go into the making of a book. What you see below are the acknowledgements from the inside of SEAL Team 666: Age of Blood. Af...

I keep getting asked where the book is available so I thought I'd make a list and update it if you have links. The answer is simple. SE...

Shout out to the Librarians at the Dayton Metro Library for ordering copies of SEAL Team 666: AGE OF BLOOD. If you are in this part of Ohi...

Weston Ochse (pronounced 'oaks') is the author of ten novels, is currently stationed in Afghanistan, and has lost 55 pounds in the ...

I knew this was going to happen. I have 33 days left in Afghanistan. The book is due in 27 days. I have roughly 60 pages left to comp...

When I arrived in Afghanistan, I was 275 pounds and could barely walk three times around the 550 meter interior square of my base. By the e...