No Trope Tuesday this week, unfortunately. I’ve got about 13k words to write by Friday if I’m going to finish A Queen in Hiding, but I’m going to hit that deadline if it kills me. At the rate it’s going, though, I’m probably going to have to rewrite the damn thing at least once. The… Continue reading No Trope Tuesday this week
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BOATLIFT
Should have posted this last Monday for the anniversary of 9/11, but better late than never.
Teddy’s Story Joint
Killing Mister Wilson reprinted in Uprising Review!
I have a new short story publication! “Killing Mister Wilson” is now posted on Uprising Review, so if you haven’t read it yet, or you have and want to check out some other great stories like it, be sure to check it out!
The Restaurant of Life
To escape or to engage
A couple of weeks ago, I finally sat down and wrote a (semi-) formal business plan. It was an enlightening experience. I’ve kept it all organized in many different ways, but writing it all down in one place allows me to step back and take a wider look at what I do. No business plan… Continue reading To escape or to engage
A little back-to-school humor to start your week…
Daily Thought
A good day starts with a good night’s sleep.
Thoughts on the violence in Charlottesville
No one is right in any of this. I tend to lean to the “right,” but it’s a completely different “right” than any of the protesters at this event. Constitutional conservatives and classical liberals are both increasingly endangered species in this country, and that’s a problem. Nothing in our Constitution supports Nazism and white nationalism.… Continue reading Thoughts on the violence in Charlottesville
An open letter to Google
To whom it may concern, My name is Joseph Vasicek, and I have been a regular user of your company’s products since 2006 when I set up my first Gmail account. Until the events of the past week, I was also a satisfied user. The recent firing of James Damore over the controversial internal memo… Continue reading An open letter to Google