My father was a man who would pull over and read nearly any historical marker he came across.
15
Mar
Mar
All writers are ‘opportunists,’ maybe even ‘shameless opportunists.’
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Not Your Normal Author (Part 2): David Boop’s influences, both reality and fantasy
01
Feb
Feb
Sell me on your reality first before you sell me on your fantasy.
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Not Your Normal Author (Part 1): David Boop transforms 50 years of sensory input into art
24
Jan
Jan
Cross genre seems to be where my brain wants to go.
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Broody New Englander (Part 2): Kenneth Weene on humanity and salvation’s broken promise
10
Jan
Jan
I am a teller of tales. Perhaps that is not salvation, but for me it is enough.
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Broody New Englander: Actually, Kenneth Weene has a wicked sense of humor
03
Jan
Jan
Humor not only improves perspective, defuses tension, reduces anxiety, and displaces anger, but it also improves stomach muscle tone.
07
Dec
Dec
I do seek individuality and resent being compared to another writer, regardless if it’s meant as a compliment.
25
Nov
Nov
Two Malayan Regulars! This had the makings of a very good story.
18
Nov
Nov
Time, the muscle that ripples from the shoulder of God, was flexing once more, pulling them away from this place.
11
Nov
Nov
The tall one is so handsome, she thought. My father will be so proud. I hope he lets him live. For a little while, at least.
04
Nov
Nov
“My dear, I don’t think Catholic girls are meant to do all the things you intend to teach her. I’ve heard what goes on in your … temple.”
12
Oct
Oct
Once I had the main character fleshed out, his journey to the end of the story seemed to flow naturally to its bittersweet conclusion.