Don’t Ever Hire a Serial Killer
Robert Liberty liked to kill people.
Looking back at it after all these years I’d have to say Bob didn’t look the part. He didn’t act ...
10
Jul
E. Paul Bergeron
10
Jul
Is Hearing Believing?
Years ago you didn’t need a permit to climb Mt. Whitney (14,505 ft.) You drove up into California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, parked you...
10
Jul
The Secret of Success
I found these notes I put together about thirty five years ago, from the writings of Earl Nightengale. Every few years I would find th...
10
Jul
The Birth of a Writer
I would almost guarantee that most of us who write, or who await the day we will shuffle our schedules enough to find the time to write...
10
Jul
Writing Historical Fiction
We must first ask ourselves the question, how far into the past does a writer need to go to be defined as an historical fiction writer....
10
Jul
A Visit to Acoma – Sky City
On a two week research trip to New Mexico a few years ago, in preparation for writing “In the Shadow of Vargas,” my first novel in the ...
10
Jul
My Adler
For those of you staring at the screen of your smart phone, or at Starbucks with your laptop balanced on your lap while sipping a non-f...
10
Jul
Reasons We Write
Anyone who considers themselves a writer must, at some point, ask themselves why they write. Why do we keep journals, write poems, nove...
22
Jun
On Writing
When asked if he liked to write Joseph Conrad is said to have answered, “I don’t like to write, I like having written.” I borrowed this...