Not Sure When, Or If, I Will Write Again
Outside of a few political posts and a guest post submitted to a travel blog, I have been unable to write. I know COVID is impacting us all, many the same way, many in different ways. Beyond COVID the world around us is in turmoil. Artists, whether professional and well paid, or those who create... Continue Reading →
“Overly” Sensitive?
Are you a writer? Are you told that you are too sensitive? This is not an uncommon characteristic in those of us who are creative. Even one who might be accused of excessive machismo or toxic masculinity, Ernest Hemingway, was a deeply sensitive person. Upon first reading, his stories can be construed as epic adventures,... Continue Reading →
Listen To Doctors of Medicine NOT Doctors of Spin
According to an article on TheWeek.com, "President Trump's advisers are looking to "reframe" his coronavirus pandemic response..." It matters not if your are a supporter or detractor of the president. This should not be acceptable. "Reframe" the response? What response? How is it possible that the United States of America, perhaps the most medically advanced... Continue Reading →
Storytelling Belongs To The Writers
Next to laundry, the one constant in life, in the literary world at least, is many folks acting as soul crushing, communistic, ignorantly blind editors. If I ever make a significant impact as an author or writer, or what I truly am --- a storyteller, perhaps people will take seriously what I say. Until that... Continue Reading →
Grant calls “Is Suicide Painless” — A visceral emotional journey
Oct 04, 2019 Jupiter Grant rated it it was amazing A visceral emotional journey. Joe Leonardi's "Damaged and Broken" series deals with pain and despair. In this third book of the series (each are separate stories, so you do not have to have read the series in order), we meet a protagonist whose life has been... Continue Reading →
