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July 6, 2020

RAINY SEASON – A Review by Elizabeth Merry

I found the writing lyrical and rhythmic; words repeated making the prose like music. Indeed, I thought at one time, if I had a tune I could sing this book
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Published on July 06, 2020 08:11

July 4, 2020

THE GOOD KILL Is For Sale!

Wait a minute… I think I mean, THE GOOD KILL is ON Sale? Yeah, that’s it. Silly prepositions… Small but mighty. Anyway, even though the romance noir novel RAINY SEASON is my latest belle of the ball, I thought I would give my last brainchild a little love by trying out for the first time …

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Published on July 04, 2020 06:09

July 1, 2020

RAINY SEASON is now available

Falling in love is the last thing a mysterious American expatriate in Tokyo is looking to do, especially with an alluring, jazz club singer shrouded in vague mysteries of her own… ~~~~ Tokyo during rainy season, when the sun rarely shines and the days are hot, wet, and long, is the perfect place for a …

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Published on July 01, 2020 06:03

June 19, 2020

In Celebration of Juneteenth

I present to you a little insight to the historical hometown hood of my youth… The Hubbard House was an Underground Railroad terminus station which sets on a hill overlooking Lake Erie. It was instrumental in helping countless fellow humans find escape from the incomprehensible wretchedness of slavery. It also sets right across the street …

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Published on June 19, 2020 07:44

June 17, 2020

#ICANTBREATHE – Dido’s Lament

“Not again. I couldn’t believe it. I felt helpless and I had to do something,” Yves Dharamraj has said. “We’ve all seen the scenes from Minneapolis, from New York, from everywhere.  Normally, I would’ve gloved and masked up, and marched down Broadway with my fellow protesters crying out against police brutality and racism.  “But, instead, …

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Published on June 17, 2020 06:25

June 14, 2020

Before the Lies and Sychophancy

Once again, the magic of being able to throw an asshole’s words back in his face… especially when he has morphed into such an outspoken representative of so many other assholes. Which brings us to our Sunday Song to Spark the Spirit and Summon the Moves of the Dance… …or not. #losetheliars #syncopatethesychophants
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Published on June 14, 2020 07:08

June 12, 2020

In a Field Left Fallow

In a field depleted and left a fallow Where only single crops have e’er grown ‘Twill sundry bloom soon rich, tho’ callow When by Nature’s hand the seeds are sown  
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Published on June 12, 2020 09:12

RAINY SEASON: A Novella

With the heartbroken shards of a shattered past lodged deep within his soul, falling in love is the last thing a mysterious American expatriate in Tokyo is looking to do, especially with an alluring jazz club singer shrouded in vague mysteries of her own… It’s my profound pleasure to introduce to my latest brain child… …

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Published on June 12, 2020 07:16

June 11, 2020

A Turn From the Worst

So, I was thick into the development of the follow-up novel to THE GOOD KILL (any guesses what follow-up title will be?) when of a sudden it seemed like End Times had finally started to throw down with the Covid-19 pandemic and cult daddy trump’s horrific death-inducing response to it. With the Killian Lebon storyline …

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Published on June 11, 2020 08:15

June 10, 2020

In Appreciation of a Photograph

Except for THE GOOD KILL, of which I contracted out to Extended Imagery, for better or worse, you decide, I’ve created all my book covers, including the one for my latest novella RAINY SEASON. It’s a fun process creating book covers, one that allows me to escape the writing process tedium for a while and …

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Published on June 10, 2020 06:25