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Tuesday – Anything Possible
Hey, I just wanted to take a moment to remind all you beautiful people to look over to the right on the sidebar. There is some interesting stuff over there and if you hang out in the reader you just might not have seen it for a while. Yes, I have a book for […]
May Wonders Never Cease to Exist
Originally posted on Marie at 1 Write Way:
Although I occasionally write poetry, I don’t make a fuss about it because I so rarely do it. And because I’m never quite sure if I should call it poetry. My poems don’t rhyme. They don’t have a recognizable meter or structure (and I don’t even know what…
Thursday – A Little Personal
This week’s personal item started as a trip to the library and then moved from there. Our town has a library, and it is a very nice one. In fact, they are very helpful folks there. During the winter, when all the Northerners come down here to escape the cold the use of the library […]
A Shout-out – Copper, the Alchemist, & the Woman in Trousers
Originally posted on Teagan's Books:
I’d like to thank the Academy… By the “Academy” I mean the group of wonderful people, writers, chefs, photographers, readers, and bloggers who come here to Teagan’s Books each week. You see, when I introduced the previous episode, I got a little off track. Ever since, I have felt that I…
Wednesday Story Day – AKA – Hump Day
Last week was the conclusion of the Frank and Billy saga. Although it looked bad for the duo, there was a last-minute trick a la Bob Newhart finale where I pulled a dream sequence to save the boys from certain destruction. Maybe some day we will see Frank and Billy again but this week we […]
Tuesday Discussion – Anything is Possible – Short Story
Happy St. Patrick’s Day. I’m not doing shamrocks or green beer. Today’s discussion is on a new series for writers called Channillo. I have a once a week feature called Four Hundred Words or Less. Each Wednesday I post a story that is four hundred words or less. I have often said that what I […]
…from Author, Charles E. Yallowitz… from Role Playing Games to Crafting Novels… fascinating Guest Post…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…so many times I get flabbergasted by intriguing Guest Posts… today my gast is flabbered by good pal, Author, Charles E. Yallowitz… we had been discussing material for a piece here, and he asked if it was appropriate to show the comparisons between Role Playing Games (RPG) and writing novels……
…terrific Guest Post piece from Author, John W. Howell…
Originally posted on Seumas Gallacher:
…this delicious vignette from my good pal, Author, John W. Howell garnered First Prize at the Kurt Vonnegut festival in 2013… have a wee read and yeez’ll see why… I want to thank Seumas for the opportunity to guest post here today. This story was entered in the Kurt Vonnegut…
Guest Post by John W. Howell: The Untrained Thriller Hero
Originally posted on Legends of Windemere:
Thank you to John W. Howell for writing an insightful post! CLICK FOR AMAZON SITE Last week Charles asked me a question, and I took some time to think it over. His question was a request. Here is the quote, “tips to making a thriller hero who isn’t a…
Oscar Sunday HaiKu
Thought I would send this out even though I don’t typically post on Sunday. Had to get it out of my head though. If you enjoy the Oscars, this is your night. For others not so much. Oscars by John W. Howell © 2015 Broadcast starts all fun, Parade of Hollywood stars. . . […]
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