This Photoshop Tennis sequence is just too, too funny. And there’s one twist toward the end that just made me laugh and laugh and laugh. [...]
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This would have been Kashi [...] To say that Children of the Waters is a delightful, moving book is an understatement. It’s hard to believe so much drama and family complexity can be incorporated into one story, but somehow Carleen Brice has pulled it off. [...] It felt like pieces of my soul that had been missing for 4 years were suddenly flying back into me. I was Myself for the first time in 4 years and 6 months. [...] I’m really enjoying the interview. It’s quite long, but it’s full of information and fun viewpoints and advice about writing, publishing, promoting one’s book, etc etc. Mr. Harwood is having a fun time with his publishing, teaching, promoting, podcasts… [...] No, not by me. But this is really hilarious. Especially as I’m an ex-fundamentalist. Hopefully you don’t have to be as well, to get the hilarity. Over on Cracked.com, Robert Brockway did this Book Review of the Holy Bible. I was shrieking through pretty much the whole thing, but here are a couple of lovely [...] The Burning Girl, by Mark Billingham, is a crime fiction novel with plenty of intellectual twists and turns, a few punctuations of violence, and a very disturbing ending. [...] Here are the Prologue and Chapter 2 of my novel, The Bridge. Sorry that the Prologue is coming now. When I finally opened up the story files after the disk had sat for several years in storage, I forgot to open that file for a long time. So the most recent read-and-edit was done without [...] I’m sure I heard about this before, but it still comes as news to me today, airhead that I am. Lost Agatha Christie tale debuts Saturday: An unpublished Agatha Christie short story, The Capture of Cerberus, will appear in print for the first time on Saturday. The Daily Mail newspaper in Britain has acquired [...] |
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