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  • February 22, 2016

    Writing In Suburbia #27: You Only Fail If You Quit

    Howdy!

    This week I answer a whole bunch of questions from a listener which ultimately leads to my thoughts on failure as a writer. I also rant about public education and how teachers get the shaft because I can’t help myself. Oh, and this week the coffee is warm! WARM!

    Enjoy!

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  • February 19, 2016

    Friday Night Drabble Party!

    Well, here we are again, folks. Another Friday, another Party, another free Drabble! Bam!

    Hey, you know what else is free? Z-Burbia!

    Zburbia_ebook_coverThat’s right, the first book in my hit zombie apocalypse series is free for your Kindle pleasure.

    You should get to the clicking and the clacking and magically teleport that book from Amazon’s kindle servers to your ebook device.

    DO IT!

     

     

    Ooh, ooh, and Fighting Iron is rocking up the charts!

    ironYou should totally get that!

    Totally!

     

     

     

    Now, how about some free micro-fiction? A gift of 100 words from me to you.

    Enjoy!

    ***

    A Broken Wheel
    By
    Jake Bible

     

    The desk chair had a broken wheel. Three perfectly good ones, but one that refused to do its job and get Vivian from one side of her office to the other.

    She was going to be pissed if she died because of a broken wheel.

    Vivian strained against the duct tape, but it was duct tape. She pushed her feet down to keep the broken wheel elevated. If she could get to her desk phone then she had a chance.

    The office door opened behind her and her chance slipped away. Just like that. All because of a broken wheel.

    ***

    Cheers!

    Disclaimer: Duct tape always wins.

  • February 15, 2016

    Writing In Suburbia #26: You Ain’t Hurtin’ Who You Think You Are

    Howdy!

    In this week’s episode I talk about how a lot of indie booksellers boycott CreateSpace because it’s an Amazon company. I voice my opinion on this subject and also rant a little about all the angry moms at Trader Joe’s today. Trust me, folks, they were angry. But mostly I talk about the boycott against CreateSpace.

    Enjoy!

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  • February 8, 2016

    Writing In Suburbia #25: Know When To Hold ‘Em, Know When To Fold ‘Em

    It’s time for more Writing In Suburbia!

    In this episode I talk about when it’s time to walk away from a project that just isn’t going to work. I also chat a little about what I’m reading/watching these days.

    Enjoy!

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  • February 5, 2016

    Friday Night Drabble Party!

    Another Friday is upon us! Get it off! GET IT OFF!

    Fridays are heavy, man.

    Hey, HEY, guess what? Salvage Merc One is #1 in Space marines on the Amazon scifi charts! Hooah!

    Want a piece of that action? Here ya go!

    Salvage-Merc-one-ebook-cover

    Just get all clickety clackety with that pic and you will be transported to worlds far and near! Plus lots of pew pew pew action!

    Now, onto the drabble!

    Enjoy!

    ***

    Lawyers Or Not
    By
    Jake Bibkle

    “Now, Mr. Stopholes, my client is proposing a fair trade of his soul for eternal youth,” Weldon Hedgeford said as he slid the contract across the table to the man in the smoking jacket. A jacket that was literally smoking. Singed bits and everything. “Just sign here.”

    Mr. Stopholes stared at the piece of paper. He sighed and picked up his pen. It all used to be so simple before the lawyers got involved. His signature burned bright red for a couple seconds then settled onto the page.

    “There,” Mr. Stopholes grinned.

    Lawyers or not, he always got his soul.

    ***

    Cheers!

    Disclaimer: Lawyers? We don’t need no stinking lawyers!

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