I greeted the New Year a little unhappy
As, in the middle of my vacation, I caught my annual cold (and that virus was a tenacious bastard, let me tell you). But, 2019 is gonna be great. Hint: New covers. Hint two: new blurbs. “The Old World”…
As, in the middle of my vacation, I caught my annual cold (and that virus was a tenacious bastard, let me tell you). But, 2019 is gonna be great. Hint: New covers. Hint two: new blurbs. “The Old World”…
Actually, it was last week, but I've been too busy with other (secret) projects to announce it. But I've finished the first draft of the final book in my "By the Hands of Men" series. Working title: "Ringside at the…
One of my personal failings (well, the only one I feel like admitting) is I have a strong fairness impulse. It was the whole Martin Luther King thing, judge people by the content of the character not the color of the skin. My father, who had grown up in the deep South surrounded by virulent racism, introduced me to the concept, mostly by the way he lived his life, treating everyone he met with the same courtesy, fairness, and respect. It was what made me a nascent liberal as a young man.
That belief in fairness was the same thing that drove me away from Liberals. Growing up, my experiences with
The story picks up right where Book 2 ended, following the leaders of the rising Resistance as they struggle to survive in what remains of a USA shattered by nuclear attack and a Jihadist invasion in the last year of George W. Bush’s presidency.
In the Arizona desert, Whistler and his tiny band of isolated fighters link up with other patriots to attack the soldiers of the Caliphate.
In Washington, congressional aides Karen and Kevin watch as an unelected government arises on the ashes of the old one and makes a secret deal with America’s enemies.
And, in California, ex-media celebrities Molly Ivins and Alec Baldwin find the will to …
This is the most frightening dog I've ever seen. I was taking pictures of the East Texas flowers, and this dog was sitting in the shade of a house. He never came into the sun. I was convinced he was…
Bringing the Fire Volume Two of The Lonesome George Chronicles The battle for America rages deep in the heart of Texas and from sea to shining sea, as citizens from all walks of life fight against both the invaders…
The Wrath of a Righteous Man By the Hands of Men, Book Three The epic saga continues: After escaping enslavement in Russia, Charlotte Braninov fights to build a new life in London while the shadow of modern fanaticism looms over…
For By the Hands of Men, Book Two, Into the Flames (some of them include Book One of the series, The Old World, as well), and they're pretty nice. My favorite so far is this one, from BookBlogger, Carrie K, who…
Roy M. Griffis’ By the Hands of Men Ann Sterzinger I’ve complained a bit lately (“lately,” you say?) about the various horse-puckey mechanisms that encourage Americans to ignore all but the most formulaic and famous of our national fiction. But…