Eduardo Suastegui's Blog, page 16
July 13, 2015
Ref Blows Whistle and Throws Flags on Logical Fallacy Plays
Have you ever observed or participated in an argument that leaves you scratching your head? Something may have gone awry other than you getting lost, or the facts becoming too inscrutable to grasp. Chances are someone plunked a wowser of a logical fallacy. Last Monday, I touched one of the most common, the ad hominem […]
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July 11, 2015
#SaturdayScenes: Blood Track, Chapter 2
Ahead of its July 28 release (pre-order now), I will preview Blood Track for my readers as part of my ongoing #SaturdayScenes initiative. Make sure you join my Reader’s Club to get the other free stories I offer to my subscribers, and to get further notifications regarding the release of Blood Track and future stories! […]
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#Saturday Scenes: Blood Track, Chapter 2
Ahead of its July 28 release, I will preview Blood Track for my readers as part of my ongoing #SaturdayScenes initiative. Make sure you join my Reader’s Club to get the other free stories I offer to my subscribers, and to get further notifications regarding the release of Blood Track (pre-order now) and future stories! […]
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July 9, 2015
Review: Pentecost (Stone of Fire) by J.F. Penn
While I must confess it took me a few chapters to get into Pentecost by J.F. Penn, eventually the story grew on me. The story of a scholarly female protagonist who somewhere along the line also learned how to kill and defend herself efficiently seems a little overwrought. Add to this the fantastical, mystical element […]
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July 7, 2015
Blood Track Now Available for Amazon Pre-Order
I’m pleased to announce that Blood Track is now available for pre-order at Amazon, with a planned release date of July 28, 2015. Ahead of Blood Track‘s release, you can check out samples of the first few chapters. I also encourage you to join my Reader’s Club to download Fleeting Shadow free (and exclusively only […]
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July 6, 2015
Name-calling: What It Says About Us, and Why It Hurts Us
Disagree with someone’s viewpoint? Call them a Liberal pinko, or narrow-minded, or a bigot. If you really want to close the deal, boom, Nazi! That will show them, right? That will shut down their dumb ideas with some pizzazz! Well, it might make us feel good to get that off our chest, but unfortunately, it […]
July 4, 2015
Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor… Your Best!?
In the days leading to this Fourth of July celebration, a certain presidential candidate made remarks regarding immigration and how a certain nation to our south doesn’t send us “their best.” While those remarks have gotten him in substantial hot water, perhaps because I don’t hail from said country, but one a few hundred miles […]
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#SaturdayScenes: Blood Track, Chapter 1
Ahead of its July 28 release (pre-order now), I will preview Blood Track for my readers as part of my ongoing #SaturdayScenes initiative. Make sure you join my Reader’s Club to get the other free stories I offer to my subscribers, and to get further notifications regarding the release of Blood Track and future stories! […]
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#Saturday Scenes: Blood Track, Chapter 1
Ahead of its July 28 release, I will preview Blood Track for my readers as part of my ongoing #SaturdayScenes initiative. Make sure you join my Reader’s Club to get the other free stories I offer to my subscribers, and to get further notifications regarding the release of Blood Track and future stories! Chapter 1 […]
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July 2, 2015
Tracking Jane: Foreword to Tracking Shadow, in Her Own Words
If you’re like me, you want to get right to the story. Never mind all the self-important ramblings an author feels compelled to inject before she gets rolling. Like she’s nervous the story isn’t ready to start, or needs some preamble explanation. None of that here, but I won’t fault you none for skipping the […]
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