Reblog: Last chance to vote for your favorite blog. PLUS~No cat? No blog… #BloggersBash #MondayBlogs #humor
Why do people blog? I can promise it’s not the money. But I do know most bloggers put an insane …
Monthly Archives: April 2018
This isn’t working… #ThrowbackThursday #humor
Excerpt from my new book, Life Begins When The Kids Leave Home And The Dog Dies (Sorry about the really …
Lucky dog? #WordlessWednesday #humor
Can you spot the world’s luckiest dog?
Science says you’ll get divorced. Or go bowling… #humor #marriage
Science: it’s not as much fun as it used to be. Our parents’ generation got to split the atom and …
How NOT to review #Dystopian PLUS #BookReview UK2 by @TerryTyler4 #SciFi #humor
Public service announcement to authors: Why I will probably reject your review request for your latest Dystopian masterpiece: With The Hunger …
Spring in Scotland? This year it was on a Tuesday #humor #Scotland #WordlessWednesday
The Hub’s passport was full, each page suffering travel stampage overload. So I dropped him at the American Consulate in …
Don’t throw out the baby! Why #Amazon doesn’t want your #BookReviews
Writers, potential customers, publishers, and oh yes—you, Amazon—should be jumping for joy and giving thanks that I’ve taken hours to read and yet more hours to craft reviews for hundreds of books. Instead, Amazon, you’ve decided to punish reviewers like me.
The pleasure of your company is requested… #BloggersBash
As you know, there’s an incredible, star-filled, not-to-be-missed event happening in London on Saturday, 19th May. Has your invitation arrived? …
#3-WordChallenge! Better living through cloning #humor #ThrowbackThursday @BonnywoodManor
NOTE: in a recent column, Brian Lageose—quite possibly, the funniest male blogger out there (see how I did that? Not …
ALL the genres PLUS #BookReview of Unintended Consequences series #Romance #Thriller
Justa is intrigued by the curiously melodic voice of hedgehog herder, Bea Serious. However, after Bea gets an innocent Justa hooked on the compulsive attraction of peeling the labels off beer bottles, Justa slowly finds herself drawn into an addictive web of talking on her phone in theaters, playing the accordion in public, and perhaps, even incorrect use of their/there/they’re.
