Tag Archives: fiction
Stream of Consciousness Saturday
Stream of Consciousness Saturday time again and this week’s prompt is “Very/Very.” If you would like to participate in this fun, please visit http://lindaghill.com/2015/04/24/the-friday-reminder-and-prompt-for-socs-april-2515/. Here is my interpretation. Very/Very by John W. Howell © 2015 “The guy said what to you?” “He said, ‘very very.’” “What the hell did that mean?” “I’m not sure, […]
The Top Ten Things Not to do at Your Annual Home Owner’s Association Meeting
This list is a result of the last Saturdays Home Owner Association Annual meeting held in our community. Ten Things Not to do While Attending a Home Owners Association Annual Meeting 10 If you are attending an HOA meeting, do not challenge everyone who disagrees with your point to go outside and settle things. If […]
Thursday – A Little Personal
Thursday is for a little something personal. If you read my Bio you know, I live on an island in the Gulf of Mexico. It is a barrier island off the South Texas coast. The island is about fifteen miles long and has almost four thousand full-time residents. During the summer, this number grows to […]
My GRL Blog Tour Volunteer Recognition – Herman Kok
I want to thank Herman Kok for helping with the My GRL launch. He has a blog If All Else Fails Use a Hammer which has a sub-text of An Exercise in Percussive Maintenance. So what does all that mean? A visit to his blog quickly explains under the About Hammers tab: “Percussive maintenance is […]
My GRL Blog Tour Volunteer Recognition – Bradley Corbett
Bradley Corbett tends to remind me of the line in the Three Dog Night song regarding Jeremiah Bull Frog. “He was a friend of mine. I never understood a thing he said, but I helped him drink his wine. And he always had some mighty fine wine.” What I mean is Green Embers is the […]
My GRL Blog Tour Volunteer Recognition – Helena Hann-Basquiat
A delightful site to visit belongs to author Helena Hann-Basquiat. She has named the site, Being the Memoirs of Helena Hann-Basquiat and then goes on to explain the site contains, “ A patchwork discourse on pop culture and society from the scattered mind of someone who thinks that being “random” and “unfocused” is perfectly okay.” […]
My GRL Blog Tour Volunteer Recognition – Papi Z
Papi Z could be the godfather of the writing community. He embraces the good in each and every one of the Indie authors and has set a tableau which gives exposure to one and all. I think of Papi as the matriarch holding court at the biggest literary dinner of all. He calls it the […]
My GRL Blog Tour Volunteer – Robynn Gabel for IAN
Ever heard of the IAN? Of course you have. IAN is Independent Authors, Editors, Graphic Artists & Publishers who’ve decided to showcase themselves and their work in one great site for their fans. You can visit the site HERE Big Thank You to Robynn Gabel for helping out with the tour. Her books: You can […]
Liar Is as Liar Does
I read and tried to guess which was which when Aussa Lorens on 22 November 2013 posted five truths and a lie. I was wrong with my guess on which one was truth in her life. I did have to admit after the process the truth is stranger than fiction. In the course of commenting […]
The Paperbook Collective is as The Paperbook Collective Does
The Paperbook Collective has published its fourth issue and I am very honored to have a piece titled: The Story included. It begins on page thirteen and is a view of writing I think a few of us hold. This Issue has a number of wonderful submissions so go here http://goo.gl/gGC6Cf and have a look. Don’t forget […]



















