Thomas Rydder's Blog: The Clearing, page 19
August 28, 2013
Good morning, all! My “Chatting with the Authors” segment this morning is with my buddy Victoria Dougherty and her soon-to-be-released novel”Bone Church”…come join us!
Victoria Daugherty TR: Hey, good morning, Victoria…I’m so pleased to have you today! VD: Good morning, Thomas…it’s my pleasure TR: So, what do you say we get this party started? What was the first thing you wrote, and how old were you when you wrote it? VC: Hmmm…probably Second Grade. It was a superhero short […]
Why Do People Kill? A fascinating artcle (and maybe a story idea or two), from Jim Murray at Prescription For Murder
Click on Jim’s image to read it! Filed under: Articles and Posts by Authors Tagged: James Murray, murder, prescription for murder, Thomas Rydder
August 27, 2013
Good morning, all! My “Chatting with the Authors” segment this morning is with my buddy Victoria Dougherty and her soon-to-be-released novel”Bone Church”…come join us!
Victoria Daugherty TR: Hey, good morning, Victoria…I’m so pleased to have you today! VD: Good morning, Thomas…it’s my pleasure TR: So, what do you say we get this party started? What was the first thing you wrote, and how old were you when you wrote it? VC: Hmmm…probably Second Grade. It was a superhero short […]
August 26, 2013
6 Ways Twitter Lists Can Help Build Your Author Platform by Marcy Kennedy — The Book Designer
Click on Joel’s image to read it Filed under: Articles and Posts by Authors Tagged: Joel Friedlander, The Book Designer
Irrefutable Law of Success #3—We Learn By Doing | Kristen Lamb’s Blog
Click on Kristen’s image to read it Filed under: Articles and Posts by Authors Tagged: Arts, Editing, Great Comet, Kristen Lamb, New York, publishing, Writers Resources, writing
August 24, 2013
May I introduce Mr. Ollie Lambert and his debut poetry collection, “Quintessensual”…
Description: Click on the cover to get it on Amazon! Description: ‘Quintessensual’ brings together twenty-five poems expressing the diversity and range of the five senses. Some poems are light-hearted, even comic, whilst others are more serious. The five senses are how we experience life itself, and in this collection of poems, life is captured and […]
August 23, 2013
Mary Wollstonecraft and Mary Shelley. Mother and daughter guest classic authors. By my pal, Olga Nunez Miret (Olga NM)
Click on the cover to read it! We all know about Mary Shelley, author of “Frankenstein”, but what of her mother, who was also an author of some note… Filed under: Articles and Posts by Authors Tagged: Arts, frankenstein, Literature, Mary Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft, Percy Bysshe Shelley, Romanticism, William Godwin
May I introduce Ms. Julie Rudolph and her YA paranormal/crime novel “Hadley’s Haunting”…give her some love, folks!
Click on the cover to get it on Amazon…only $0.99! Book Description: 18-year-old Hadley had a future filled with promise and everything going for her. All that changed when an unseen killer crossed her path on a dark street and left her broken corpse in a ditch. Until the one who robbed her of her […]
Idiots who drowned in the gene pool #45
(12 April 2004, Netherlands) Certain land animals have evolved over the millennia to use speed in the pursuit of prey or avoidance of predators. The cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) can run as fast as 60 mph over the plains of Africa, and the pronghorn antelope (Antilocapra americana) can reach 55 mph over the plains of North […]
My brother Steven Ramirez, with a Chapter 1 tease of his new zombie novel, “Tell Me When I’m Dead”…and it looks GREAT!
Click on the Cover to read it! Filed under: Books I've blogged about Tagged: Business, Disabled list, Manny Ramirez, Organizations, Recreation, Shopping, Steven Ramirez, Tell Me When, The Clearing, Thomas Rydder, zombie
