MAY 25 SPECIAL POST All bloggers receive many articles every day and many form the basis for an edition of As I Like It! Occasionally I’ll receive something that nails its subject and I will re-post it in its entirety. The following article is one of […]
MAY 23 QUOTE OF THE WEEK When tempted to fight fire with fire, remember, the Fire Department usually uses water. Recently, I announced the upcoming publication of my novel, Jake’s Revenge, and one of the unintended benefits of the announcement was an e-mail form Jim Smathers, an […]
PART I THE STRUGGLE BUGGY When the phone rang, Winston “Bubba” Lovejoy was sitting with his feet propped up on the dashboard of the old yellow school bus that housed the home office of L&S Hauling, LLC. He answered it on the second ring. “L&S, Bubba speaking.” […]
MAY 16 UPDATE ON JAKE’S REVENGE A week ago I announced the publication of my first novel, Jake’s Revenge and a lot has happened. The cover design has been completed and I have embedded it in this post. I announced that I would only have fifty books printed […]
After I announced the up coming publication of Jake’s Revenge several of my readers suggested that I give a pre-view of the book and post the first chapter on my blog. So here it is. A signed copy of Jake’s Revenge can be ordered by sending a check […]
MAY 2 QUOTE OF THE WEEK “Some people are like Slinkies; not really good for anything, but you can’t help but smile, when you see one tumble down the stairs.” I’m closing in on having the office ready to be put on the market in June. In one […]
JAKE’S REVENGE After four years and seven re-writes, my first Novel in the “Shiva” series is ready for publication. Titled, Jake’s Revenge, the book follows the adventures of Mary Jo Thibodeaux as she unravels the mystery of a 50 year old murder. Mary Jo is a former military […]
MAY 2 QUOTE OF THE WEEK A clear conscience is usually the sign of a bad memory Speaking of memories, they keep piling up as I sort through the detritus of 60 years. When I left Jackson, Mississippi in September of 1957, I packed everything I owned in […]
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