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Good old Olde English. I can always count on them for a good laugh. Usually, anyway–there are a few stinkers. But I won’t link to them. That wouldn’t be nice.
One Picture Every Day is one of the good ones. Enjoy.
(Comic) Book Review: Maus, A Survivors Tale, Part One: My Father Bleeds History by Art Spiegelman | Comments (0) | Below is a summary — View the full post » Jeremiah talks about Maus, A Survivors Tale Part One: My Father Bleeds History, a comic book by Art Spiegelman.
“The Case of the Missing Flower Pot” now available @ Son and Foe by Jeremiah Sturgill, posted on November 27, 2006 | Comments (0) The latest story from issue 4 of S&F is up: “The Case of the Missing Flower Pot” by Bruce Holland Rogers. This one is a blast, and one of my favorite stories from the issue. I’m a big fan of mystery shows on TV, and I love picking up old copies of Ellery Queen; this little “mystery” has a unique tone all its own, and is a lot of fun.
A short story about ghosts and daffodils. First published in Son and Foe issue #4.
Book Review: My Chaos Theory: Stories, by Steve Watkins | Comments (1) | Below is a summary — View the full post » Jeremiah reviews My Chaos Theory: Stories, a collection of short stories by Steve Watkins.
Film Review: Casino Royale, by Martin Campbell | Comments (0) | Below is a summary — View the full post » David reviews Casino Royale, a film by Martin Campbell.
The title says it all. I hope you’re all able to eat too much and enjoy the family. For me, it’s time to hit the sack.
A new story is up at Son and Foe: “Sunday, 10:15” by John Kuhn.
As you may have noticed, I’ve inadvertently taken a mini-hiatus of my own. Today, hopefully, marks my return to more regular updates. In case you’re wondering, I’m now at 90,000 words with my debut, breakout, probably - not - going - to - sell - anywhere first novel, and hope to be finished with the first draft before the end of the month.
Huzzah!
A flash fiction story. First published in Son and Foe issue #4.
Film Review: The Prestige, by Christopher Nolan | Comments (0) | Below is a summary — View the full post » Dave reviews The Prestige, a film by Christopher Nolan.