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Monthly Archives: May 2015
New Book on the reading deck: Peace Like A River
On the advice of Uber-faithful commenter and generally awesome friend and musical homie, Ann, I’ve taken the plunge. I’m already transfixed a few chapters in.
Friday ruminations
One of the difficult decisions about posting new blog posts on top of others is whether or not to bury perfectly good posts under ones like this, that have zero caloric value. The reason is plain. I’d like for a … Continue reading
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Book review: Death Has Come Up Into Our Windows, by Stant Litore
For death is come up into our windows, and is entered into our palaces, to cut off the children from without, and the young men from the streets. Jeremiah 9:21 I’ll just say this at the outset. To simply categorize this … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Novel writing, Reading, Uncategorized
Tagged Bible, horror, litore, stant books, zombies
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Rodeo week is almost upon us. Time to go look for some LOOT!
By “us,” I mean a regional thing here. If you’re a reader from, say Serbia (and yes, I do get traffic from there. Thank you, whomever you are), you may not care. Except, you still might, because of the way … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Entertainment, Writing
Tagged asphalt, cowboys, lone stranger, loot, poetry, Redding, rodeo
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Spoilers. You might think you’re immune, but you’re not
I just had a short conversation with my 15 year-old daughter about a particular book she’s reading. I will refrain from saying what that book is, because I have to discuss a minor event in it–or should I say the … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Book reviews, Books, Novel writing, Social media
Tagged Harry Potter, mysteries, Reading, Spoliers
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Maybe I’ll just Read or something
I think the earthquake non-disaster narrative ran its course with me yesterday. My idea about interviewing people in some contact fog for satirical reasons is now put to rest. Plus, I don’t feel good today, so why pester people when … Continue reading
Vlogging
Or, known as “video blogging.” I’ve decided that, at times, instead of writing down the epic rant I hear in my head, I’m going to Vlog it instead. The only problem with this is the prohibitive nature of time. I … Continue reading
Tomorrow’s show
If I can do it, I’m headed into town tomorrow, and interviewing people that may or may not have felt the 3.3 temblor in Northern California today. I’m going to find out how they are doing. What kind of inter-home … Continue reading
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Mall blogging
I’d like to give you harrowing commentary from the cloistered Nothern California refugee camps, post-3.3 mangnitude earthquake. But in reality, half of the disengaged humanity trotting through this mall has no idea it even happened.It felt like either the people … Continue reading
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