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On Writing – A Memoir Of The Craft by Stephen King

July 7, 2014 by Bob Leave a Comment

I recently downloaded a digital edition of Stephen King’s On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft after reading the hardcover more than a decade ago. I planned on skimming my ebook edition, looking for a few pointers, but I was immediately drawn in by Big Steve’s affable style, and I wound up re-reading the book in its […]

Filed Under: Autobiography, Book Review, Essay Tagged With: memoir, near-death experience, nonfiction, on writing, Stephen King, writing advice

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Autism Dad 2—'Tween Edition: Continuing Adventures in Autism, Adolescence & Fatherhood 
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Our Great Abbess by C.L. Holmes

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Autism Dad: Adventures in Raising An Autistic Son
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Zen and the Art of the Adult Coloring Book

Remember “The Secret Garden?” No, not that stodgy old children’s tale. The adult coloring book! I’m not talking about funnyman Colin Quinn’s latest literary effort, “The Coloring Book: A Comedian Solves Race Relations in America,” either. That’s a funny book, but not the kind of coloring book I’m talking about. I’m talking about a grab-your-crayons-and-find-a-sunny-place-to-work […]

The Sleepless by Graham Masterton

I wanted to like this book, because I like Graham Masterton. This British wordsmith has been cranking out tales of horror, mystery and suspense for close to four decades. The Manitou is a classic in the horror genre, and Masterton always crafts his stories with folklore, fairytales, and gritty characters. All those elements are in […]

My Wife’s Stroke or Why This Blog Sucks

Why does this blog suck so badly? Well, it’s not updated often enough, for starters. Why? Because I’ve been busy. Don’t believe me, read on. It’s been a crazy year. Then Google me, or look for my ebooks on Smashwords or Amazon — I’ve got a couple of new ebooks coming out, and more planned. […]

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