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November 13, 2013

Stuff at the ‘Store

We hit a new high today – and I’m certainly not referring to the temperature outside all day. All day. As in, we barely broke freezing, if you don’t count the windchill. And I do. Count it, I mean. Back to the point: today we shelved our 115th local author. Um, his books. Not him. […]
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Published on November 13, 2013 04:00

November 11, 2013

Prep Monday – Power Outage 2013

This coming week, Wednesday and Thursday, the DHS is conducting a drill a la American Blackout. Several government sites have put up notices about this, although the information is not widely known. I actually first heard about it from a poster here on my blog – the definitive info, not just the rumors and brief […]
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Published on November 11, 2013 04:00

November 8, 2013

Interview with George Sirois, Author of EXCELSIOR

Today, on the eve of the re-launch of EXCELSIOR, I’m interviewing a very fascinating author, George Sirois, late of NYC, STL transplant, and accomplished ballroom dancer: When did you first write EXCELSIOR, and how long did it take you to finish? The character had been sitting in my head since 1992, so I had about […]
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Published on November 08, 2013 04:00

November 6, 2013

‘Tis Not Quite the Season

Nope, not at our bookstore – no Christmas music, no tree, no decorations. Not yet. But I do want to mention a few things about the upcoming holiday season: Sorry, no gift-wrapping this year. I’m terrible at it – I’m sure the recipients of all the books I sent out today, plain shipping bags, a […]
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Published on November 06, 2013 04:00

November 4, 2013

Prep Monday – American Blackout

Anyone see this on the National Geographic channel? We DVR’d it and watched a few nights after it aired. Just when we got to the part where transformers started blowing, I got a text from someone telling me had blown in our area. Creepy, and not even Halloween. The basic premise was that the US […]
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Published on November 04, 2013 04:00

October 30, 2013

New Faces at AOTSP and Rocking Horse Publishing

As many of you know, Dennis had to go back to his day job a couple of months ago – those pesky bills and all, right? And I’ve been working up here at the store. It got really difficult, really fast, to juggle all those balls, so we hired our son, Carson, to work evenings. […]
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Published on October 30, 2013 04:00

October 28, 2013

Prep Monday – How will you know?

Let’s say you’re on the way home from dropping the kids off at school; you’re at the halfway point. Suddenly, you hear jets screaming overhead and huge explosion shakes your vehicle; off in the distance, you see a black cloud of smoke rising. What do you do? Do you go home, grab your BOB, batten […]
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Published on October 28, 2013 07:20

October 26, 2013

RHP – Press Release!

Press Release: For Immediate Distribution Contact to request a book signing or interview: Robin Tidwell Email: publisher@rockinghorsepublishing.com Phone: 314-825-6860 Rocking Horse Publishing Releases 3 Books, Rocking the Fiction World Rocking Horse Publishing, based in St. Louis, Missouri, announces three enticing new releases. The Descending Darkness Seventeen-year-old Shadow hits rock bottom after transforming from demon hunter […]
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Published on October 26, 2013 06:02

October 23, 2013

Introducing DICKINSTEIN – Shannon Yarbrough

Today, I’m interviewing Shannon Yarbrough, author extraordinaire. His latest book, DICKINSTEIN, is now available for purchase on Amazon and at other retailers, and will be live on Kindle today. I’ve known Shannon for just over two years. He showed up at the grand opening of our bookstore, All on the Same Page, on October 1, […]
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Published on October 23, 2013 04:00

October 21, 2013

Prep Monday – Brrr, It’s Cold!

Okay, so it’s not “cold” cold. Yet. But it’s pretty chilly out there at 50 degrees and overcast. And colder at night, of course. So are you ready for that? It’s one thing to stock up on food and water, and even cooking fuel, and sure, you think about the cold weather – the real […]
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Published on October 21, 2013 15:02