I did not get the obsession with Prince. I mean he had a few catchy tunes and all, but evidently he was quite popular. Okay, he is considered a genius. Including the hosts of the Up All Night Podcast. Yet they still took the news and went back to what they were doing. Everyone … Continue reading Are You Prince?
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If I Didn’t Push You, poem by Jay Deitcher (IF I Poetry and Prose Series)
This poem will touch you if you have a loved one with #autism and/or #mentalillness
Mind The Gap- Honestly Funny
Recently I read DW Anderson's book Mind The Gap. Despite being very jealous that someone so young writes with so much polish, I enjoyed it a lot. He strikes the right tone and pacing in every chapter. Here's my review Mind The Gap on Amason Mind the Gap is honestly funny. In other words, … Continue reading Mind The Gap- Honestly Funny
NO FEE Chapbook Publishers and other Chapbook Listings — Trish Hopkinson’s blog is a must read
The individual listings below are the chapbook publishers I found which do not charge submission fees, reading fees, or contest fees. The majority of chapbooks are published via contests and do typically require a fee from $10 – $25. Research each market thoroughly and make sure submitting is worth the fee. Many will provide prize […] … Continue reading NO FEE Chapbook Publishers and other Chapbook Listings — Trish Hopkinson’s blog is a must read
The Tao of Nick Offerman
In Nick Offerman's book, Paddle Your Own Canoe, he talks about the importance of getting away from screens (TV, video games, Smart phones). He relates that you need a leisure activity that is actually creating something. I was reflecting on that when I looked over at my fan blowing in me. it is a vintage … Continue reading The Tao of Nick Offerman
40 Publishers Who Accept Unsolicited Manuscripts
This list is definitely worth looking into if you are looking for a publisher.
Who’s in Your Bathroom
Let’s make sure this population is regulated and supervised- They should not be allowed to marry as they cause many problems in society.
Book Coming Out + Lion King + Awesome Little Things
Author friend reminds us to look for the small, good things in life- a few of those things being some things he published…not that they are small….just good.
Hey, you,
First, A & U Magazine published a story I wrote. Click here to read it. The magazine print version is also available where people sell magazines and shiny paper-things.
Second, I wrote a book called Mind the Gap. It’ll be released 6/6/2016 (that’s next Monday ). It’ll be available electronically & in print. Click here to check out the page.
Another book I wrote, a novel called Drunk in the Warm Glow, is forthcoming this fall from Creators Publishing. It has words in it. Thousands.
Third, Lion King on Broadway. Amazing. See it. Pay whatever they ask. Sell your pets and friend(s) and children. Or don’t. Whatever. It’s your life.
Fourth, details. A lot of shitty shit happens like . . . always. Right now, bad things are happening. But good things happen, too. It’s true–I looked it up on the internet. The politicians, news, online people–they tend to eat…
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Women are Crocodiles
There is a common comparison of how men are like dogs and women are like cats. How often is this comparison made? Men are easy-going and simple in their enthusiasm. It’s easy to tell why we want and easy to know what makes us happy. Women are like cats. Not easy to read and hard … Continue reading Women are Crocodiles
The Tao of Apathy by Thomas Cannon
GoodRead Giveaways was a good way to get reviews for my book.
5 out of 5 stars.
I received this book as part of a Goodreads First Reads giveaway.
A satire about the inner workings of a hospital and the interactions between the lower and upper class employees.
Not only are some of the characters in this book familiar, I think I’ve worked with them. This book about a dysfunctional hospital staff was an entertaining read to say the least. I enjoyed it much more than I thought I would. For me, it was like The Office meets Scrubs. The story was well written and some of the characters were easy to relate to while others reminded you of people you worked for. There is no real way to categorize this story as it’s so much rolled into one. I would definitely recommend it regardless of what your usual reading genre is.
Thank you for the opportunity to read this book.
