The Story Behind the Story of Our Lives
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A Clever Nod to the Best Pulp Tradition
MISS STAKEAVeronica Benoit ShortTerra Stellar Press69 PagesISBN:1514159842 Veronica “Ronnie” Benoit is a self-described “testament” to her family’s “tenacity,” but the Louisiana teenager has no idea that she is a linchpin in its legacy.That, briefly, is the plot in the first entry in CG Powell‘s MISS short-fiction series. The Virginia author breathes the Louisiana Bayou onto the … Continue reading A Clever Nod to the Best Pulp Tradition
Goodbye Indie Writers…Until Next Year
There are writers conventions, salons, workshops, retreats, and meetups throughout the country. I have been to many, but few have I enjoyed as much as last weekend’s Orlando Indie Bookfest 2015. Most of the activity -panels, signing, authors, bloggers – were the same as other events. The chief difference was the camaraderie. Tawdra Kandle I … Continue reading Goodbye Indie Writers…Until Next Year
Independent Authors Stake Out A New Vision for Publishing in Orlando
Independent Publishing pioneer Jana Oliver’s keynote message – publishing is in a paradigm shift and authorship is in new day – launched an Orlando celebration (l-r behind table) YA fiction authors Jana OliverSusan Burdorf, Raine Thomas, Nadege Richardsand Tricia Zoeller discuss techniques and ideas. of independent authors and publishers at Indie Bookfest this weekend. The July 31 to … Continue reading Independent Authors Stake Out A New Vision for Publishing in Orlando
A Too Merciful Look into a Pastor of Power
Pope Francis: Pastor of MercyBy Michael J. RuszalaWyatt North Publishing173 pages Bio books on religious figures are usually a no-no for me. Michael J. Ruszala’s Pope Francis: Pastor of Mercy might have continued to sit on the shelf, except for my personal admiration for the subject of the text. That said, most lives of popes … Continue reading A Too Merciful Look into a Pastor of Power
Future Film offers Father-Son Insights
P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; }A:link { } This commentary is not going to spoil the movie After Earth if you read it. Go see the film. You will find it one of the few this year worth the nearly ten dollar admission. My main interest is the story, which goes far beyond what is shown … Continue reading Future Film offers Father-Son Insights
An Other American Life
P { margin-bottom: 0.08in; }A:link { } Breathing, In DustBy Tim Z. HernandezTexas Tech University Press178 pagesISBN: 978-089672-742-7E-book: 978-0-89672-6 Hernandez writes that it is the true things that happen along the nation’s southern border that are hard to believe. Readers who find that hard to believe need to listen to the testament played out in … Continue reading An Other American Life
A Siren’s Call to be Inspired
Together We Jump Ken McAlpine iUniverse Books361 pages ISBN: 978-1-47595-119-6 Ken McAlpine’s new novel is a roller coaster ride through the mind and soul of the main character Pogue Whithouse, who as many people over age 60 takes a physical, emotional and psychological foray with the ghosts of relationships past. As the subtitle, A Journey of … Continue reading A Siren’s Call to be Inspired
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