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7 Tips to Maintaining Your Break: Like I Should Talk?
One of the toughest things about getting a break is that you don’t always know what to do with it. I’m not talking a vacation where everything is planned out. Those have a schedule and act like a reward at … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 tips, author, break, bumming around, humor, naps, rest, stemming the tide of exhaustion, vacation, writing
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What to Do With a Break?
Ironically, I’m probably doing this week-long topic at a time when I’m toiling away at a project. My hope is that my calculations are correct (they never are) and this is the week between the personal project and Ichabod Brooks … Continue reading
Curse of Poetry 101
I have to confess to something. I had another post planned about Odd Obstacles in adventures, but I couldn’t figure what I was talking about. Instead, I wandered around my files and found this poem from 2011. It was part … Continue reading
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Tagged author, forget the rules, no rhyming, poem, poetry, rhyming, rules, writing
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Review Revisited: My Grl by John Howell #thriller #ASMSG #99cents
To celebrate John W. Howell’s re-release of his first novel, I’m reposting my review. First, let me say the following: GET MY GRL for 99 cents! Now for the review that originally went live in 2014: This was my first time … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews
Tagged action, adventure, amazon, anti-terrorism, author, boat, boating, heroes, Intrepid, John Cannon, John W. Howell, loved it, My GRL, Navy, New York City, rave review, review, terrorism, Texas, thriller, writing
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Always with the Bugs!
I’m guilty of this myself, but there’s something about bugs being used as obstacles and monsters that goes through the ages. Flesh-eating beetles, giant spiders, worms of various terrains, so many flies, and other creepy crawlies simply litter fiction. You … Continue reading
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Tagged arachnids, author, beetles, bugs, creepy crawlies, fantasy, fiction, flies, insects, monsters, science fiction, scorpions, spiders, worms, writing
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Big Relaunch of ‘My Grl’ by John W. Howell
Announcing the re-launch of My GRL The cover is new and the book edited once again to enhance the experience. What is really nice is the price has been cut for the introduction. You can buy the kindle version for … Continue reading
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Tagged action, adventure, Annapolis Midshipman, author, explosions, fiction, gun fights, heroes, Hostage, Intrepid, intrigue, John Cannon, Kidnap, My GRL, Navy, New York, Our Justice, Port of New York, relaunch, terrorists, Texas, thriller, USS Intrepid, writing
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Writing Tracking Scenes: Happens More Often than One Expects
We’ve all been there. Stalking an enemy until we find the perfect chance to strike or discover their hideout. Then the author falls asleep or gets bored and throws the entire scene into chaos. Having one character follow another can … Continue reading
Posted in Legends of Windemere
Tagged author, fantasy, fiction, forest trackers, funny, humor, hunting, Legends of Windemere, Luke Callindor, tracking, wilderness skills, Windemere, writing
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