Relaxed before bed last night with a story by that adept spinner-of-tales, Sunday Frey-Blanchard.
It’s fun finding Mary Washington College friends online!!
The War Between the Species continues …
Work began last night on a sequel novel to “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More.” It will doubtlessly be a long road, as the first book was.
If you’ve enjoyed Rebecca “Red” O’Conner’s journey so far, however, you can rest assured that she and her colleagues are still fighting the good fight.
Another positive customer review at Amazon.com for my novel.
Another positive customer at Amazon review for my novel, with 5 out of 5 stars. 🙂
Happy Hannukah!
To all of my Jewish friends and neighbors — I hope that you enjoy a very happy Hannukah! 🙂
First customer review at Amazon for “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More” is extremely positive.
The first customer review at Amazon for “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More” was overwhelmingly positive, with a 5 out of 5 stars.
“La Befana: An Italian Night After Christmas”
Well, I had a nice holiday treat today — I got acquainted with the children’s stories of my old friend and Mary Washington College alum, Sunday Frey-Blanchard. Sunday was kind enough to share her work with me, and I was charmed by her natural talent as an engaging storyteller.
Sunday actually published her first children’s book in 2007, entitled “La Befana: An Italian Night After Christmas.” I peeked inside using Amazon’s “Look Inside” option, and the illustrations, by Sunday’s father, are adorable. If you’re looking for a new tale to share with your little ones this holiday season, give it a look:
“Iridescent Green Sharks” attracts readers at Wattpad.com.
I was pleased to see today that my self-published romance story, “Iridescent Green Sharks,” attracted 125 reads over at Wattpad.
It certainly isn’t the best story I’ve ever written, but it was something I wanted to share, and I am pleased it found an audience.
http://www.wattpad.com/26952420-iridescent-green-sharks-this-story-is-dedicated?d=ud
Happy Thanksgiving!
This Thanksgiving, I’m especially grateful for all of the intelligent and creative people in my life who are stimulating muses and sources of inspiration — my friends who are novelists, story writers, poets, artists, editors, publishers, screenwriters, actors, choreographers, music lovers … and people who just plain enjoy a good poem or story.
I’m truly fortunate to find myself in the company of people who encourage me, challenge me, and, from time to time, show me the way.
Only a couple of more days to enter the drawing for a free copy of “The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More”
From Dagda Publishing: [Last couple of days to enter the Goodreads giveaway for The Dogs Don’t Bark In Brooklyn Any More. This is your chance to get a free copy of this stunning debut sci-fi/horror novel.]
https://www.goodreads.com/giveaway/show/70140-the-dogs-don-t-bark-in-brooklyn-any-more
“All Hail the New Flesh!”
Here is a rundown of the authors whose work will be featured in Dagda Publishing’s next sci-fi anthology, “All Hail the New Flesh.” It includes several talented friends of mine, so I know that this is a collection I’ll be looking forward to!
From Dagda Publishing: [Well, it’s been a busy day, but we can now announce the authors who will be included in our next sci-fi anthology, “All Hail The New Flesh”. These are:
J S Collyer
Dennis Villelmi
Seppo Kukri
Jessica B. Bell
Ben Stewart
Stephen McQuiggan
Shaun Berge Donald
Andrea Hinchey
Frank Westworth
Samuel Barker
Teresa Bassett
Eric Robert Nolan
Jamie Burnette
Dennis Villelmi
Seppo Kukri
Jessica B. Bell
Ben Stewart
Stephen McQuiggan
Shaun Berge Donald
Andrea Hinchey
Frank Westworth
Samuel Barker
Teresa Bassett
Eric Robert Nolan
Jamie Burnette
The stories themselves cover a multitude of angles on the theme of “Technology gone mad”, and it’s shaping up to be a great collection. Congratulations to all the successful authors!
More news on this collection soon.]
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 