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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Positive Attitude
Yesterday my family and I drove into Phoenix for our second day of the Phoenix Comicon. While walking in front of the convention center, a bunch of suits piled out of a huge black limousine. Oos and ahs and “who … Continue reading
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Superman
So I walked into a bar one day and noticed a fair-sized crowd gathered round the pool table. I went over to investigate and nearly fell over seeing Superman doing trick shots for nickel beer. “What are you doing, man?” … Continue reading
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Surprising How Constructive Critique Can Be
So here we are five months into 2011 and I’m just now putting out some editing feelers once again. As far as I was concerned, my manuscript was essentially finished. All I needed was an audience and then I’d get … Continue reading
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Gerry Adams and the Queen
I just finished reading Gerry Adams’ memoir, “Before the Dawn,” and my first impression is I’m no further ahead than when I started. Gerry Adams is the president of Sinn Fein, popularly known as the political wing of the Irish … Continue reading
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Book Publishing Process Tidbit
I picked up this tidbit from the Oprah/Frey scandal of a few years ago. Forget about the book for a moment – it’s the process that’s of interest here. Nan Talese: As the publisher of the book, I read the … Continue reading
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While the Cat’s Away
I thought Mom managed quite well without Dad, until one evening when she came in from work shouting, “Call the police! Call the POLICE!” I came out of the kitchen, mouth stuffed with potato chips, wondering what the fuss was. … Continue reading
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More Changes
I feel like I’ve been in another dimension for the past couple of weeks as I scramble to put the finishing touches on The Troubles. Now some of you have seen the opening couple of chapters and may be wondering, … Continue reading
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