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 “Murder in the Hamptons” With my never-ending film to book obsession in addition to fascination of true crimes, I decided to check out the book behind the Lifetime film favorite of mine “Murder in the Hamptons” (Almost Paradise: The East Hampton Murder of Ted Ammon by Kieran Crowley) As usual, the book defines the story on … Continue reading: On the Poison Pot of Gold  Virtual friend Author William Butler As we move along with the evolution of social networking, we continue to make “friends” or “followers” in mostly Facebook and Twitter. The negativity seems endless by the media, how it wastes time, how it perpetuates shallow social unreal interaction, the either illegal, tragic, or large-scale violent consequences when used amongst … Continue reading: On the Value of Virtual Friends  Back in the 1990s, I was in the latter days of what I’ve referred to in past articles as my “vast hard science educational background.” The 90s pulled every bit of strength I had every day, with difficult training, the loss of my sister, my family split apart, my husband in graduate school while working, … Continue reading: On When I Knocked the Class Chip  http://shevata-cccole.blogspot.com/2011/09/review-of-how-i-sold-1-million-ebooks.html Like many other Indie writers, I did a lot of virtual hand-shaking to writer John Locke, who busted the Indie branding with his entertaining novels, and was generous enough to let us struggling Indies in on the “secret” of his success with his widely sold ebook “How I sold 1 Million eBooks…” See my review … Continue reading: On the Hazards of Success  Hurricane Camille Myself as five-year-old child: We had a bad storm last week. I was playing outside with my older brother and sister when it got cloudy and looked like it was going to rain. Momma made us come in the house, and said we couldn’t go back outside for a while. So we sat and watched … Continue reading: The Monster on the Roof  As I continue to move out of “Fifty Shades” and continue with my out-of-genre reading journey, I’ve hit what I call the “Political genre.” During the American Presidential election season, with 24/7 news, Internet, old school broadcast and word of mouth, I’m reminded of how glad I am that this happens every four years. Don’t … Continue reading: On Political Bestsellers |
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