Bev trusted her instincts, always had. She always had. So far she figured that’s what had kept her out of harms way all these years. Her mother however moaned and complained about all the crazy schemes that her daughter had…
BY MARGARET MENDEL SOUP IN THE SUMMER AN ARTICLE IN KINGSRIVERLIFE.COM Mid summer, when heat feels the most unforgiving and cooking is the last thing on my mind, I fall back on cold soups. Soups have always been special to…
Today J.Q. Rose is once again featuring my article ‘Photography As A Hobby’ on her website ‘Focus On Story’. As many of you know I am an avid photographer. Though writing is important to me, taking photographs comes in at…
TONIGHT AT MIDNIGHT, EASTERN STANDARD TIME, I’LL BE INTERVIEWED REGARDING MY HISTORICAL NOVEL, PUSHING WATER, ON MIKE SPIEGEL’S RADIO PROGRAM. Here is a link to tonight’s broadcast: http://www.gcnlive.com/JW1D/index.php/onair How many novels, poems and articles do you think were written on…
TODAY MY STORY, DUNBAR HOLLOW, THAT WAS PUBLISHED IN KINGS RIVER LIFE MAGAZINE IN 2013 IS FEATURED TODAY ON THE SHORT MYSTERY STORIES BLOG SPOT. HERE IS A LINK: http://kingsriverlife.com/10/30/dunbar-hollow-a-true-scary-story-for-halloween/
You could say that Nelson Molina’s destiny is in trash. I mean that in a good way because if it weren’t for Mr. Molina there would be no ‘Treasures in the Trash Museum’. Let me back up and explain. The…
TODAY I HAVE A SHORT STORY, EASTER HAUNTING, ON KINGS RIVER LIFE MAGAZINE. CLICK HERE TO READ THE STORY.
I invite you to read a short story I wrote for the “SHORT MYSTERY FICTION BLOG”. Please click onto the link I provided and enjoy a peak into a writer’s life. Here is the link: https://shortmystery.blogspot.com/2019/03/guest-post-me-and-my-shadow-with-little.html
Sompong Seetha scattered a shovelful of hot coals atop the lid of a giant cooking pot to steam the rice. It was 5: A.M. Sompong a food vendor and the proprietor of a food stall in Bangkok had been up…
PATCHES, a collection of short stories, is now available as an e-book. Here is a blurb from the back cover: Patches tells the tale of one woman’s life, Wilma, through a series of interwoven short stories. The stories begin in…