Entries from June 2007

June 29, 2007

Interview on Myspace

I was recently interviewed by author R.M. Hamilton on Authors of Myspace. For those that are interested in learning a little bit more about me and my first book, Portraits in the Dark: A Collection of Short Stories, you can read the interview here:
AUTHORS OF MYSPACE.

Portraits in the Dark on Barnes and Noble.com.
Portraits in the [...]

June 29, 2007

Using psychology to deepen your writing

I’ve long been fascinated by psychology and what it has to say about the possible variations in human behavior. I considered a double-major in psychology while I was in college but eventually decided to pursue other interests instead. Still, I explored many texts on the subject, and I would often consult those texts when writing [...]

June 25, 2007

Una noche en la luna por Gema moraleja paz

una noche en LA LUNA soñare contigo..
estare pendiente d e tu sonrisa
de tus ojos que brillaran desde alli
y cuando miren en luna llena
hacia el cielo alguien dira….
mira mama!! la luna esta brillando
mas todavia,pero es especial!!!!.
Que ha pasado a su cerco? dira…
esta rojo,rojo de pasion
rosa de amor
verde de esperanza
y tal vez blanco de boda??
por eso la [...]

June 24, 2007

Books Carnival – June 24, 2007

Photography by: Herman Hooyschuur

Welcome to the June 24, 2007 edition of Books Carnival.

Roger Hanney presents Silencing Dissent: an interview with Clive Hamilton – April 17, 2007 posted at typing is not activism…., saying, “Interview with author Clive Hamilton about his work on Silencing Dissent”

Ruth Mitchell presents In the “Blink” of an Eye posted at [...]

June 23, 2007

Book Reviews: Following The Fugitive and The Fugitive Views and Reviews, Vol. One

The 2006-2007 television season marks the 40th anniversary of the fourth and final season of The Fugitive (ABC, 1963-1967), the landmark series starring David Janssen as Dr. Richard Kimble, a man wrongly convicted of his wife’s murder, who barely escapes an unjust death sentence when the train carrying him to his scheduled execution accidentally derails. [...]

June 22, 2007

The Good Mother

Nursery attendants shifted into high gear last month to accommodate the every thirty minutes feeding schedule for the huge number of birdnapped newborns and fledglings that now claim 100 Wildlife Way as their foster home. The incubators are full, the table and counters are covered with crab boxes, waterless fish tanks and netted doll playpens, [...]

June 21, 2007

The Book’s Den Announces Next Free Book Contest

The Book’s Den announces their second big free book contest. This time five readers will have the chance to witn a free book!
Please check our Free Books page on our site for more details.

June 20, 2007

On Writing Conferences

I just spent last weekend in Reno with members of the board of directors for the Public Safety Writers Conference. Among other chores, we talked about next year’s writers’ conference. PSWA is an organization for anyone who is or was involved in the public safety field or who writes about same in either non-fiction or [...]

June 17, 2007

Joe R Lansdale’s East Texas adventures

Do you ever have sudden enthusiasms for writers?
You come across a book – perhaps remaindered, or in a second-hand shop, and therefore cheap – and you buy it because you like the look of it. It hangs around for a while on the bed-side table, untouched … and then you run out of other stuff [...]

June 17, 2007

Vendre a Lamerte las Heridas Madre por Gema Moraleja Paz

vendre a lamerte las heridas madre,
cuando supuren de miedo
cuando nadie te escuche y a lo lejos estes
esperando una mano que te ayude
alguien que te soporte en tus largas noches
de muerte,silencio,ausencia…
vendre a lamerte las heridas
por que me lamias las babas
cuando era pequeña
y las lagrimas, y las caidas
las costras y los arañazos…
quien me cambiaba los pañales
de tela, [...]