This boy’s life …
Our dear old friend is leaving us this afternoon. After almost fourteen years of family fun. Actually Hitch has been quite the handful, and we like to say that we … Continue reading
The long way home
As the infamous Trump regime comes to a close—and we have yet to see what horrible surprises are in store between now and Wednesday—I’m putting the finishing touches on my … Continue reading
Infamy
I hope you’ll forgive me a political diatribe the day after one of the most shameful events in American history. Some of us are political junkies, and I’ve had the … Continue reading
A song that could help you right about now … 🎶🎸🤘
KevinBrennan · (Tomorrow Comes) Soon Enough How about a nice ’80s-style pub anthem to end a monster year? If there’s one thing 2020 has taught us, it’s that we need … Continue reading
Gloomy Sunday …
Wow, are these dark times or what? It doesn’t help that I’m only a third of the way through an all-day rain storm, on a Sunday a couple of weeks … Continue reading
2020 ~ the movie poster
A while back I mentioned that I’ve been working on a political journal for 2020, the year that just. won’t. stop. The thing weighs in right now at more than … Continue reading
Jurassic perk
In these supremely troubled times, it’s nice to come upon something that shines a little warm light on things. I speak of dinosaurs. We’ve been taking our elderly dog to … Continue reading
The color of memory
I don’t know what it is about color photos that makes the past seem more legitimate thank black-and-whites, but there’s definitely a difference. A couple of years ago I wrote … Continue reading
Another 5-star review for Eternity Began Tomorrow!
When a great review comes along for an indie writer, boy, you really want to shout from the rooftops. Over the weekend, Eternity Began Tomorrow picked up one of those. … Continue reading
In case you missed it: a super review of “Eternity Began Tomorrow”
While I wait to hear whether EReader News Today will take my money and let me promote Eternity Began Tomorrow, a great new review of the book by Cinthia Ritchie … Continue reading
The Bill that’s due every Thanksgiving
Originally posted on WHAT THE HELL:
If it’s Thanksgiving, it’s time to let Bill Burroughs into our homes to eradicate any sense that optimism is a reasonable response to what’s…
Too many thank yous …
I’m usually in a cranky mood when I’m querying agents, and when that coincides with the collapse of our civilization, like these days, you can imagine the mood I’m in … Continue reading
