D.K. Wall's Blog, page 30
July 18, 2021
This App Is All Wet
Walking the dogs is challenging enough in our ever-changing weather, but the weather app I use for guidance is all wet.
July 11, 2021
Joy In Any Language
A regular encounter with a communication barrier taught us something the dogs already knew - you can find joy in any language.
The River
Two young men on a canoe trip encounter a wildfire and a woman in distress.
July 4, 2021
The Bench Is Back
I have a ridiculously over-sized, over-built, and over-weight workbench that has made two house moves. I'm happy to report the bench is back.
The Watcher Girl
A woman's ex-boyfriend moves to her hometown, marries a woman who looks like her, and names his daughter after her in this thriller.
June 27, 2021
Deadlines
Too many story ideas and too many distractions mean my editors have imposed deadlines on me. That's good — and painful.
June 20, 2021
Fireflies
A recent summer evening brought back the magic of fireflies flitting about on a summer evening.
‘Salem’s Lot
The classic vampire story set in a small New England town in classic Stephen King style. Loved this book as a kid and had to re-read it.
June 13, 2021
What I Read As A Kid
A meme sparked memories of what I read as a kid, and the books were not exactly children's classic literature.
Let Her Lie
Will a documentary film maker find answers from a serial killer, or terror?
