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December 7, 2012
Tribute: A DAY OF INFAMY AND UNCOMMON VALOR
By Richard L. Weatherly Sunday morning, December 7th, 1941 began like so many others on the beautiful island of Oahu. After a busy week of patrols and training exercises, U.S.S. Raleigh docked on the northwest side of Ford Island. Officers and crew … Continue reading →
November 29, 2012
Book Review — Dreamlander
by K.M. Weiland About the Story What if it were possible to live two very different lives in two separate worlds? What if the dreams we awaken from are the fading memories of that second life? What if one day … Continue reading →
November 21, 2012
Happy Thanksgiving 2012
by Rich Weatherly As we prepare for the big day, there is no better time to stop and reflect on how richly blessed we are. My earliest memories of Thanksgiving go back to my Great-Grandmother’s gathering on the lawn outside … Continue reading →
November 12, 2012
The Next Big Thing
by Rich Weatherly I was asked by Shelli Johnson (author of Small as a Mustard Seed) http://www.shellijohnson.com to take part in this Blog Hop, which started on the She Writes website http://www.shewrites.com/ a while back and is still going strong. … Continue reading →
November 8, 2012
Veterans Day Tribute
by Rich Weatherly It’s hard to believe that Veterans Day 2012 has arrived once again. Traditionally, it is observed on the 11th hour, of the 11th day of the 11th Month in honor of Armistice Day which commemorated the end … Continue reading →
October 26, 2012
Reblog: Participants – Crack Your Knuckles and Start Your Engines!
Guest post by Sandy Coelho It’s that time of year when writers and authors take a deep breath, and step up to meet a challenge to join colleagues from across the globe and make a commitment to write a 50,000 … Continue reading →
October 15, 2012
My Guest Blog post on Venture Galleries
The Great Hanging Controversy October 15th, 2012 by Caleb Pirtle III Guest blogger Richard Weatherly takes a look at the Great Hanging controversy that has been simmering and festering in North Texas for a hundred and fifty years. You can’t forget … Continue reading →
October 12, 2012
Book Review – Overload
by Thomas Drinkard The gripping suspense-thriller, Overload opens on a scene all to familiar to American citizen’s these days. A vile religious extremist and his band of protestors are shouting derisive slurs and working themselves into a frenzy. He and … Continue reading →
October 3, 2012
Reblog: “Closed Doors, A Trilogy,” by Rich Weatherly – Book Review
Review by J.J. Collins In “Closed Doors, A Trilogy,” by Rich Weatherly, the reader is treated to three powerfully written and gripping stories interwoven by time and powerful characters. The Novella – “Toxic Solutions” is an action packed, rip roaring … Continue reading →
September 19, 2012
Review – American Dream
by J.J. Brown It has been more than a year since I subscribed to author J.J. Brown’s blogs during the summer of 2011. At the time I knew of her work as a scientist. Many of us hold to stereotypes … Continue reading →
