For the Weekend 2
I’m not a fan of social media. For the most part, IMO, it is a massive, non-productive time suck. Having
I’m not a fan of social media. For the most part, IMO, it is a massive, non-productive time suck. Having
I’m starting a new feature. On Fridays (although perhaps not every Friday) I’m going to recommend books for your weekend
April on Twitter is #IndieApril month. All month long we celebrate independent authors/publishers — indies. It is a self-publishing extravaganza.
With Coronavirus cases now over 750,000 worldwide, deaths over 36,000, and many areas of the US and the world under
Tucson has the most wonderful used bookstore. It’s called Bookmans, and this privately owned company is amazing. It’s a used
Last week I talked about commercial fiction and mentioned that commercial fiction is “what most people want”. This week, I’d
Below are 5 more suggested reads, just in case you still have no idea what to read next. There are
Here is my third list of suggested reads for your summer holidays, or lazy days. Or if it’s winter where
Last week I made a few suggestions for your summertime, or wintertime, reading. This week I’m back with a few
It’s summer in Houston. Tropical heat and humidity. TG for AC. The other day I was saying to my wife
Today’s the last day of April. A third of the year is over. Wasn’t yesterday New Year’s? At least while
Cooperatives have been around for quite awhile. They began in England in 1844 in an attempt to allow small
CW Hawes is a storyteller who spins yarns in many different formats: novels, short stories, stage plays, screenplays, and poetry. He’s authored a bestselling novel and he’s won several awards with his poetry.