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The Mud Man rises March 27!

March 5, 2018 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Order Now! Born of mud. Made for murder. On November 8, 2016, a “Man of Stone” savagely attacked a quiet law office in rural New Jersey. Ten people were brutally mutilated and murdered, the killer was never caught, and the legend of the Franz Rock Monster was born. The Mud Man is a fast-paced thriller laced with […]

Filed Under: Entertainment Tagged With: family, folklore, horror, rural myth, science fantasy, sculpting, thriller, urban myth

Santa’s Little Helper Wants To Eat Your Children

December 7, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Santa’s Little Helper Wants To Eat Your Children & Other Holiday Musings by Rob Errera

Available For Pre-Order Now!

Filed Under: Entertainment, Non-fiction, Satire, Social trends Tagged With: American holidays, Christmas, essays, family, Halloween, holiday fun, holiday traditions, humor, Independence Day, Krampus, New Years, satire, Thanksgiving, yule goat

Modern Concerts Are Big On Spectacle, Short On Feel

March 24, 2017 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Once upon a time, I loved going to rock concerts. It didn’t matter what the act was. Tickets were cheap in the 1980s: $15-$20; maybe $27.50 for fancy seats. One week in the mid-80s I saw REO Speedwagon on a Monday night, and KISS that Thursday. I was at an Ozzy Osbourne/Metallica show where the […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Non-fiction, Parenting, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Social trends, Technology Tagged With: changes in live entertainment, classic rock concerts, lifeless music, live music, modern rock concerts

Groovy new cover! Same creepy short story collection

October 7, 2015 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Sensual Nightmares: Tales From The Palomino, Vol. I

Filed Under: Book Review, Entertainment, On Writing Tagged With: erotic horror, horror, new cover, sensual nightmares, short stories

Brian Williams saga shows false face of journalism

April 4, 2015 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Media Fall Guy Brian Williams

FEBRUARY 26, 2015    LAST UPDATED: THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2015, 12:31 AM WAYNE TODAY I learned journalism basics at college in the late 80s. 1) Ask the five “W” questions. Who, what, when, where, and why. Sometimes “how.” 2) Report the facts. Stories have many sides, and the people involved all have a personal agenda. Cut […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Media & Journalism, Pop Culture & Social Trends, Social trends Tagged With: brian williams, journalism, not cool enough

Our Great Abbess by C. L. Holmes

December 1, 2014 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Our Great Abbess by C.L. Holmes

New from Bad Hound Press! Our Great Abbess by C. L. Holmes! Religious terror! Historical horror! Nuns under attack! #DebutNovel #Religion #History #Horror http://buff.ly/15JlAQC

Filed Under: Entertainment, On Writing, Pop Culture & Social Trends Tagged With: C. L. Holmes, debut novel, historical horror, new book, Our Great Abbess, religious terror, violated nuns

What Does Your Handwriting Say About You?

April 18, 2014 by roberrera Leave a Comment

Interesting graphic on handwriting analysis.

Filed Under: Entertainment, On Writing, Pop Culture & Social Trends Tagged With: Handwriting analysis

THE FINAL DAYS OF WALTER MATTHAU

July 14, 2012 by roberrera Leave a Comment

walter matthau in hospital

Here’s another weird bit of web satire from 2000. I don’t know why I decided to pick on Walter Matthau. It seemed like the right thing to do at the time. Good night, funny man Beloved comedic actor Walter Matthau, star of blockbuster films The Odd Couple, The Sunshine Boys, and Grumpy Old Men, kept […]

Filed Under: Entertainment, Satire Tagged With: bodily fluids, fresh fruit salad recipe, Matthau kidnapped and tortured, Walter Matthau death

iPod, therefore, I am

September 18, 2011 by roberrera 1 Comment

ipod-ad

My ear buds were dying. I was midway through my morning commute when the left speaker cut out. I jiggled the wire and it came back for a few minutes, but by the time I got to work I was down to one channel again. I’d have to pick up a new pair on my […]

Filed Under: Entertainment Tagged With: Apple iPod, I love my iPod, private sound bubble, rediscovering music, soundtrack to life

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