Eric Arvin's Blog, page 168

Sunday Thinking

As a writer - and I can only speak for myself, though I suspect this is true for us all - it is so much easier to believe a drop of bad press than it is a river of good. It's very frustrating. I found one of my books listed on a blog with a three sentence review that really didn't say too much. And yet...there is truth in what little was said.

Happy EEEEEEEEK!!!

I saw this over at David Dust's site and I decided it must be mine. Funny bunny!

Hot Shot: Parking

Loving everything about this photo...

Another GRRRREAT Review of SIMPLE MEN

Arvin, Eric. "Simple Men", Dreamspinner Press, 2010,

Colorful and Witty

Amos Lassen

I have been a fan of Eric Arvin since his first book which I came upon by accident. I have watched his writing mature and seen his humor become more engaging. He brings it all together in his new book, "Simple Men" and I could not be happier for him. "Simple Men" is a simple story filled with colorful characters. Chip and Foster are our main characters and I could not help fall in love with them. Chip Arnold i...

Hot Shot: Pillows

And what pretty ink!

Great New SIMPLE MEN Review

SIMPLE MENby Eric Arvin(Dreamspinner Press, March 2010, $14.99 softcover) Chip Arnold considers himself to be a simple man. Coach of a small-town college football team, he dates attractive women he often meets in singles bars, and considers "settling down" to be something he is not ready to do, at least anytime soon. But when he meets Foster Lewis, the new chaplain at the college, there is an instant spark of realization that the missing piece of his life has just been found, though how that ...

Hot Shot: Blue

I've got nothing important to say today, so enjoy this pretty picture...

Give a Damn

Very cool video from the True Colors org:

Hot Shot: Boots

Loving those tats...

Dame Edna's a Single Lady

The Dame gets down in this short clip, with two gorgeous backup dancers: