Picturing the Dark Author Linda Cotton Jeffries on the Sunbury Press Books Show 03/25 by BookSpeak Network | Books
Audrey Markum is facing two conflicts at once: facing a violent attacker in court, just as her friend's baby has been kidnapped. With help from Detective Rodriguez, Audrey wants justice for herself, but also to find the child; all the same, Audrey realizes she may not be able to have both. A Car..
Cleveland Concoction (Wrap-Up), Superheroes, Strange Conversations, and A Busy Summer Coming...
A day or two late, but now I can put to bed this "wild" weekend of mayhem, music, books, and other odd happenings. Cleveland Concoction #8 is in the books...the final day was a good one, and kind of a short one, I'd say but it worked out. Now, let's get something out of the way... I am not..
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Back to the Road--CleCon Preview, and Other Things
Back we go once again...for those who wonder, my battle with COVID-19 appears to have been a brief one. About three days of hideous flu-like symptoms, which made the rounds of my body and senses (see previous posts). So with that taken care of, I feel pretty lucky I got away with it; it did take lon..
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The Jar: #160 The 60's, the grind, and the job with Tory Gates on Apple Podcasts
We meet our next guest, Tory Gates, at our hotel in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, the capital city. Tory’s a seasoned creative artist. He’s a musician, an author, a radio host producer, and once upon a time an errand boy. As we settle in, Tory shares that he’s still on the journey of discovering who he..
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"Arkham Horror: Secrets in Scarlet" -- Brown Posey Press Special! 03/11 by BookSpeak Network | Books
From its inception as a board game in 1987, the Arkham Horror franchise has continued to grow. Inspired by the works of J.P. Lovecraft, players are taken to Arkham, Massachusetts in the 1920s, where thieves, rare items, secret societies and a drive and lust for power lead to adventures beyond imagin..
"Beyond the Sunset" Author Sherry Knowlton on the Sunbury Press Books Show! https://www.blogtalkradio....
"Beyond the Sunset" Author Sherry Knowlton on the Sunbury Press Books Show! 03/04 by BookSpeak Network | Books
Sunbury Press author Sherry Knowlton has won awards for her Alexa Williams series of mystery works, "Dead of Autumn," "Dead of Summer," "Dead of Spring," "Dead of Winter" and "Dead on the Delta." Combining her love of travel with her literary skills,..
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One Man, Many Talents: Tory Gates recently published his latest novel, but that’s just part of the story - TheBurg
So far in life, Tory Gates has proven himself something of a Renaissance man. The publication of his newest young adult/contemporary fiction novel last fall is only his latest accomplishment of a multi-faceted career. Besides publishing success in the science fiction genre, Gates, 57, of Harr..
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The COVID Diaries: a Wrap-Up
Well, I think we can finally put a wrap on this quarantine thing. Today was the best day in over a week. Symptoms gone, I could finally speak without pain, and while things seems a little off, I’m pretty close to 100% again. Thankful, I am. Considering what my fellow sufferers had to contend with, y..
The COVID Diaries, Day 3--Feelin'...Strange...
I'll make this one brief. Today was an improvement, but I do have some intriguing notes to pass along. The COVID monster is continuing to have fun at my expense, but I hope I've bored it enough to get out of here after tomorrow. The main thing is I still feel some kind of glandular thing in my throa..
Harlem Lake - The River (Live in Concert) - YouTube
Harlem Lake are three stubborn youngsters who found each other in friendship and music. Driven to tell stories and to connect, they'll dip you in a soulful r...
The Covid Diaries, Day 2...what is a Postquel?
Well, instead of a litany of complaints, symptoms and pains, i will try and spare you those and see if I can come up with something a little more optimistic. I have found, that when you have to stay home, you start to once again notice things you may not have before. You remember things you should h..
