Quite the Life (and all in Times New Roman 10pt!)
BizCatalyst360°’s Dennis Pitocco wrote a wonderful foreword to my latest novel, The Book of The Wounded Healers (A Study in Perception) and additionally offered to share some reader-selected chapters on the BizCatalyst360° site.
First up is Chapter 26 – Chess Lessons.
Many thanks to Dennis for his wonderful foreword and this opportunity.
Let me save you some time before reading this post by starting out as I did with Critiques: Online or via Email; Do you want to improve your writing? Are you willing to pay to improve?
If the answer to either of those is No then read no further, this post isn’t for you.
Answered Yes to both? Read on.
Let me save you some time before reading this post; Do you want to improve your writing? Are you willing to pay to improve?
If the answer to either of those is No then read no further, this post isn’t for you.
Answered Yes to both? Read on.
Continue reading “Critiques: Online or via Email”
The Weight, a short story about a man escaping his past only to encounter it, appears in Fabula Argentea.
I’m always tickled when one of my stories is published, and The Weight is no exception.
Perhaps more of an exception because it garnered little interest when originally published long ago (1990s).
Must be how Bach, Monet, and Thoreau (among others) felt.
Terry Melia, Steve Evans, and I had some good laughs while taping Spotlight on Joseph Carrabis and his latest book ‘That Think You Do’ Writer, Mentor, Scientist.
I’ve offered snippets of that broadcast over the past few weeks continuing with today’s Autobiography.
Enjoy!
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