Exodus – Final Chapter – The Chronicles of Swamp Lords
Part 5. The Broken Wagon THE GREEN LIGHTNING EXPLODED wherever it struck, blasting Madam Spew and company tumbling to the muck. The horse and its […]
Month: December 2017
Retold Tales
by Raymond M. Coulombe Every now and then there is a flood of stories based on children’s stories. Of course, Disney does it all […]
Cast of Thousands
by Raymond M. Coulombe Writers of books have it easy. Need a cast of thousands? No problem. Write in a cast of thousands. Explosions? […]
The Reading Public
by Raymond M. Coulombe A recent survey showed that only 30% of US adults ever read books. That figure shocked me. I found it […]
Exodus – Chapter 4 – The Chronicles of Swamp Lords
Part 4. A Regrettable Relapse into Immorality “… FATHER SAMHARM, WAKE UP! Father, stay with me!” It was Garmon Hawke. He shouldn’t be here. He […]
Embrace Your Voice
by Patrick LeClerc The thing that makes me fall in love with an author is the voice. The way that a writer uses language, chooses […]
Let Me Check My Notes
by Raymond M. Coulombe The humble old fashioned paper notebook is often overlooked by today’s writers. That’s a mistake. Paper and pen are not […]
writing, It’s a Journey
Most anyone can string together words to make coherent sentences and build up paragraphs. That doesn’t mean it will be a great, compelling work. When […]
Post Apocalyptic Nonsense
by Raymond M. Coulombe Oh boy, is there are lot of post apocalyptic S/F stories out there or what? I must admit,for a number […]