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Author Archives: Ron Giesecke
On the tracks
Many years ago, I used to perform card tricks on the now-defunct Sunset Dinner Train. It was based out of McCloud, and would head through the mountainous areas, and give people the “fine dining” experience. Yesterday, sitting in the cafe … Continue reading
VLOG: Loitering Around McCloud
At the outset, I’d like to apologize for the over modulated music at the beginning. I’m too lazy to fix it.
Posted in Blogging, Entertainment, Vlogging, Writing
Tagged books, coffee, mccloud, mountain star cafe, river
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Maslow KNEW I needed you readers!
Call it what you want. the pinnacle altitude on Abraham Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, or the Coach seat in Dante’s Inferno. After I read C.S. Lewis’s The Great Divorce yesterday, I’m half convinced that Larry Flynt has a greater chance of … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, CS Lewis, Writing
Tagged Dante, Inferno, The Great Divorce, Traffic, wordpress
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Blogging from the Mountain Star Cafe
Later today, I’ll be hopefully making a Vlog from this amazing place. A place buried in the center of a mercantile building from the gold rush days of a building seated at the foot of Mount Shasta. I thought I … Continue reading
Vlog: Riverside caterwauling
Quoth the raven:
Weird. I finished the introductory chapter
Not sure how I’m supposed to feel about this. Last night, under what felt like a complete lack of motivation, I finished the introductory chapter that defines the protagonist . . . which is really an antagonist if you want … Continue reading
Posted in Blogging, Books, Novel writing, Writing
Tagged blues, devil, novel, protagonist, robert johnson
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Headed up the mountain.
With the exception of a guest post, I am liable to not be blogging much this week. Headed out in the morning to McCloud. See you around.
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Overview: The Hiding Place, Corrie Ten Boom
I have to admit. I’ll never be a film maker with the chops that allowed Spielberg to channel Lincoln, but if I was, this book would be the first adaptation I would make. And with fear and trembling I would … Continue reading
Posted in Book reviews, Books, Faith
Tagged Disney. Corrie Ten Boom, Germany, holocaust, the hiding place
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Written: the first sentence of my first novel
Unbelievable. After EIGHT LONG YEARS of having the idea for my first fictional offering in my head, I managed to grab my Iphone, open the “notes” app, and scrawl the first thirteen words. And suddenly, I feel this immense sense … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Novel writing, Writing
Tagged authors, blues, crossroads, robert johnson
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VLOG: My weekly harangue of Cal’s Books is complete!
Somehow, making this trip commensurate with what I’m actually reading at the moment gives me a certain . . . um . . . continuity.
Posted in Blogging, Book reviews, Books, Vlogging, Writing
Tagged Beatles, chesterton, Disney. Corrie Ten Boom, GK, ukulele
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Box Number Seven 