4/26/13
That’s the day I started What The Hell. Five years ago today. Long-time readers might remember that I started the blog as a way of dipping my toe into the … Continue reading
Hurricaned
Here’s a shoutout to friend-of-the-blog, John Howell, whose home in Port Aransas, Texas, has been getting pummeled by Hurricane Harvey for the past 24 hours. John and family have made … Continue reading
What The Hell is 4 years old 🎈
WordPress told me yesterday that it was the blog’s birthday. And damn, I didn’t get it a present … I started this puppy as a way to dip a toe … Continue reading
Name of the prose
Say, did you notice? Really? No? You didn’t notice that I changed the subtitle of the blog? Now, instead of “What The Hell: Kevin Brennan Is Self-Publishing His New Novel,” … Continue reading
Gobsmacked
People never fail to surprise me. Earlier today I ran a post about the rushing American River, accompanied by a photo of the river from a prior flood year, 1997. … Continue reading
Happy Birthday, What The Hell 🎂🎂🎂
Well whataya know about that? What The Hell is 3 years old today! In lieu of gifts, please send $27 to the Bernie Sanders campaign …
Happy Birthday, Reading Recommendations! (And a giveaway too…)
It’s hard to believe that the inimitable Susan Toy started her blog, Reading Recommendations, two years ago. I came to the indie scene right around that time, but it wasn’t … Continue reading
The numbers racket: What The Hell going weekly
I’m the anal-obsessive type. When I wear a watch, I’m constantly checking the time. When I got a car that tells me the outside air temperature, I became obsessed with … Continue reading
Change for change’s sake: phooey!
Is anyone else annoyed by the new WordPress stats page? To my eye, it doesn’t give me enough of a one-glimpse snapshot. I have to scroll down and down and … Continue reading
Inspiration station
The other day I was tagged by Susan Nicholls in a blog hop called “Inspiring Spaces — Share What Ignites Your Creativity,” originated by Cate Russell-Cole. Since I like spying … Continue reading
