Lou Christopher’s wife Maggie plays a big role in my novel A Bridge to Treachery. It’s a role that grew exponentially from the moment she was given her own POV, because she provides a relentlessly practical approach to solving dilemmas at the same time that she holds on to her love for Lou. Maggie has […]
The Mystery Before a day or two ago, I had never gotten more than about 10 Re-tweets on any of the over 6000 tweets I have generated since I got started on this mysterious thing called Twitter. Then, a couple of days ago, I opened my email and found a deluge of Re-tweets of a […]
Compelling articles from diverse content sources the most important of which is my Twitter List of over 1000 Writer Friend followers who have either created the articles or shared them from their perusal of the internet. This week’s top four: Using Pinterest to Find Article Topics Fresh ideas 4 […]
From my daily copy of Paper.li , I choose four articles from diverse content sources the most important of which is my Twitter List of over 1000 Writer Friend followers. These followers have either created the articles or they have shared them from their perusal of the internet. In any case, what results is a short list […]
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David Gordon is the author of two novels and a collection of short stories, “White Tiger on Snow Mountain” coming out this fall. His writing career is off the ground but until a little while ago not exactly soaring. Suddenly all kinds of good once in a lifetime things began to happen to David. I’ll […]
In the Sunday review section of the NY Times, Phil Klay, the author of “Redeployment”, a forthcoming collection of short stories, writes on the subject of experiences of veterans in war in an article entitled “After War, A Failure of Imagination“. As a former Marine, he relates conversations with civilian friends and acquaintances on the […]
Southport is an island in the Boothbay region of Midcoast, Maine. It is where I live. The Newagen Inn is at the furthest tip of the island which has been known as Newagen (say New Wagon) since the earliest days when it was a fishing station in 1623. Here is an article in the Boothbay […]
From my daily copy of Paper.li , I choose four articles from diverse content sources the most important of which is my Twitter List of over 1000 Writer Friend followers. These followers have either created the articles or they have chosen them from their perusal of the internet. In any case, what results is a […]
Every year on New Years Day there is a Penguin Plunge into the frigid ocean in the Boothbay Region of Maine. It’s a fun event to raise money. All of the events and happenings in the Boothbay Region are covered by the local Public Access TV Channel BRCTV. Click on the link to go to […]