Russell Blake is a friend of mine, and he’s a fine indie
writer with a great sense of humor.
Unlike many of us indie writers, Russell has made a point of staying
abreast of the changes that are coming at indie writers like a runaway
train.
On February 16, he wrote about his experience with Ama…
On December 11th,I noted two things about myself that I wasn’t happy about. The first was, in thirty-three years ofrunning, I was about to finish a full year without running more than 1,000miles. Overall I’ve run more than 40,000miles in those thirty-three years, but, in 2011 the total was ba…
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This post was written by my friend Renee Pawlish, and posted on her blog, To Become a Writer. The information about Triberr is excellent: a must read for all authors who are using Triberr to promote their work.
For sixteen months, I served in Vietnam as a U.S. Army
Platoon Sergeant, Battalion Personnel Section Supervisor, and part-time
helicopter door gunner and sometimes crew chief. I volunteered for Vietnam, extended my
service obligation (see Vacation Bible School) to go, and pulled a few strings
to m…
For this post to make sense there are a couple of things you
should know before you begin reading:
The first is, history pinpoints the Vietnam War as beginning November 1, 1955 and ending with the fall of Saigon on April 30, 1975. What history doesn’t record is that the United States almost lost th…
Sit down, take a deep breath, and relax. Let me tell you a story, a true story. I’ll begin this way…
I lived and worked in Laurel, Mississippi, from 1979 through 1982. I moved there from Mobile, Alabama, where I’d also lived for three years. Prior to living in Mobile, I lived in Jacksonvil…
