You think tension with Russia has been bad lately? Try being a child of the 80’s.
In my day, we even had to enlist Elton John to fight the Cold War for us…
AND WE WERE THANKFUL FOR WHAT WE HAD.
Some more nice Amazon customer reviews for “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More.” Thanks, folks.
Great opportunities here …
FictionMagazines.com is still seeking submissions for a number of publications under its banner, including some great horror and fantasy titles.
I can personally tell you that this is a fun group to work with. They respond quickly to submissions and offer 10 percent royalties for those stories they select.
This!!!! THIS!!!! FINALLY!! “Alonso to Ferdinand!!”
This is my number one favorite poem of all time!! It is a section of W. H. Auden’s “The Sea and the Mirror” that is next to impossible to find online.
I am not sure why it is so rarely found on the internet, but this site made my day.
Just autographed another copy of my book.
Sci-fi fans are the nicest, funniest people!
Fire! FIRE!!!
My friend Josh wrote this. I think it’s frikkin’ brilliant.
Roses are red,
Violets are red,
Your garden is red,
I like fire.
— Josh Felthoff
“10 Things That Every Brand New Creator of Science Fiction Should Know” (io9.com)
Publication Notice: Dagda Publishing features “Amanda.”
Dagda Publishing in the United Kingdom has very kindly featured my latest poem, “Amanda.” (The poem was originally published by Dead Snakes.)
I am honored to see my work featured with Dagda, as they consistently promote the work of outstanding emerging writers.
Thank you, Dagda Publishing!
http://dagdapublishing.co.uk/2014/03/03/amanda/
Great news about Mary Washington College’s amphitheater!!!
If memory serves, this was the site of my first stage performance at Mary Washington College. I played multiple roles in Edgar Lee Masters’ “Spoon River Anthology” as a college freshman. The term “amateurish” was probably too kind to describe my performance.
http://giving.umw.edu/blog/2014/02/27/milliongiftamphitheater/
“The Anatomy of an Adventure”
My new friend Erik Hormlund is a terrific young writer. He has an honest, clear voice, and brings a strong sense of introspection to what he writes. I just got finished perusing his excellent new blog, “The Anatomy of an Adventure.”
Check it out here:
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 