A Profound interview
with Stephen Doster - The Dan O'Brien Project
If you have ever
wondered what being a writer was like or the true meaning of literature, read
on…
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Monday, November 18, 2013
From KD McCrite...what lies behind this door will surprise you....
From KD McCrite...what
lies behind this door will surprise you....
What lies beyond this door will surprise you. Prepare for
the answer to be revealed Saturday evening, November 30, 2013, 6 p.m. CST.
Holidays and Thrillers, how can we combine the two concepts to up the ante in our writing? By Buzz Bernard
Holidays and Thrillers,
how can we combine the two concepts to up the ante in our writing? By Buzz Bernard
Buzz Bernard participates
in International Thriller Writers roundtable discussion MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Saturday, November 16, 2013
102 Volunteers refurbishing an LCS-102
102 Volunteers refurbishing an LCS-102
A Visit to WWII Naval Ship LCS-102
Here is what your 102 volunteers are doing at Mare
Island.
Oscar Russell, one of the contributors in Forgotten
Heroes of WWII (release date November 2014, Taylor Trade) The Amphib Sailor, served aboard an
LCS-102 during WWII. You can only imagine what it was really like working,
living, sleeping and fighting in open waters on such a craft. 72 men were
stationed on board at any given deployment. If you ever saw In
Harm’s Way or Midway, they collaborated with the
US Navy and used many of the original ships. You get a sense of what it must
have been like. He also was aboard an LCT (A) (pictured below) during the
Normandy invasion. This craft carried two tanks which ran off ramps onto the
beach. One had a bulldozer front for clearing booby traps, making it safe for
troops to cross the sand. You will have to get Forgotten Heroes and read the
whole story. Russell served on two fronts: European and Pacific; a rare event.
I admire him and all those who serve(d) greatly.
Friday, November 15, 2013
A must read interview with Ken La Salle!
A must read interview
with Ken La Salle!
The Dan O'Brien
Project
Thursday, November 14, 2013
How I almost blew it with BLIZZARD…by Buzz Bernard
How I almost blew it with BLIZZARD…by Buzz Bernard
Buzz Bernard, author EYEWALL, PLAGUE,
SUPERCELL
http://www.buzzbernard.com/
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Vice President, Southeastern Writers Asso.
member, International Thriller Writers
member, Atlanta Writers Club
member, Willamette Writers
http://www.buzzbernard.com/
https://www.facebook.com/
Vice President, Southeastern Writers Asso.
member, International Thriller Writers
member, Atlanta Writers Club
member, Willamette Writers
The Story of the Women Air Force Service Pilots of WWII
The Story of the Women Air Force Service Pilots of WWII
During the next 30 days, 223 PBS
stations will play this film more than 700 times. (Check local listings) PBS
News Hour also plans to do a segment on the film on Monday's show. Note: DC
people can watch the film on WHUT (channel 32) on Monday night at 8:00 PM.
Web site & trailer: www.wstthemovie.com
You can also purchase the DVD.
Freedom
is Not Free
Jim (JD) Everett
Jim (JD) Everett
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