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Walter grilled trout he’d caught that morning, and removed the heads, bones, and skin.
Watching him at the grill, Evie asked if next time he could leave the head on her fish. “So while I’m chewing him, I can look him right in the eye.”
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Walter laughed. “You’re like my daughter Olivia.”
“People say I look like my mom.”
“No one looks like your mother,” Walter said. “She’s like no one else.”
“Well, me either,” Evie...
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Another Cluck Trailer on YouTube? You bet! For those who aren't in the know, "Cluck: Murder Most Fowl" is latest cult fav about zombie chickens and French exorcists. It's a ForeWord Book of the Year finalist and has more video trailers than any other book I'm aware of. Very typical of zombies, these video promo things just keep coming! Mostly because I want to get the word out about the many great reviews that Cluck has been getting, and partly because I just have so much fun making these...
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Colin and I used to come here on weekends. Sammy’s was the only place that accepted our fake IDs. Now everything except the name has changed. Something about the lighting back then, plus, I think, a mechanism in the floor, created an illusion of speed. A lush female impersonator played the piano and sang bawdy old blues songs while the whole place seemingly hurtled through space. Now the light is steady and bright enough for reading. The music is piped in, and really, pretty much white...
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No fingers, mouths, tongues, lungs, secret crevices or racing, pounding, breaking hearts. After their momentary passion at the airport, Walter kept a careful distance for an hour.
But once she had unpacked, once Evie and DeeDee decided the water was too cold for swimming, Walter suggested an afternoon hike. Amanda sank back into the wooden porch chair and covered her face. Walter stepped in front of her, ready to explain why they couldn’t be lovers, if she wanted an explanation.
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Walter rushed through the terminal’s automatic glass doors as if running late. But his entrance was so on time that Amanda immediately turned from the luggage carousel. Her happiness at seeing him lifted her high, defying gravity. He was wearing hiking shorts, sturdy boots, and a zip-up windbreaker.
Amanda vaguely heard Evie and DeeDee giggling as if they had stepped inside a transparent chamber: “He looks like David except not so mean.”
She pushed her palms toward them, meaning, hush-up...
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Amanda took Monday off after her brief and unfortunate marriage to David Tighe. Let everyone working in the Oak Park Forest Hills school district learn about her divorce from the high-school history chair before she faced them.
Besides, she needed to buy household essentials. The moving company couldn’t promise to deliver their things from David’s garage for weeks.
The girls had returned from their Bermuda vacation with their father and his parents sunburned and exhausted. But Amanda...
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Los Angeles: Film based on James Patterson's new novel -- New Regency has preemptively scooped up bestselling author James Patterson's upcoming young-adult novel "The Dangerous Days of Daniel X."
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One of the most popular legends passed down through the generations in Henderson County is the story of Polly Mills Stepp. Polly and her husband, James, were among the first pioneer settlers in the county.
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MARKHAM, Ontario. May 13 / Christian Newswire / -- Thirty Canadian authors, from six provinces, have joined together with publisher That's Life! Communications to produce a groundbreaking anthology that will be presented to women across Canada as part of FaithLife Financials Girls Night Out...
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On Thursday, May 15, the Museum of American Finance will continue its 2008 Henry Kaufman Financial History and Practices Lecture/Symposia Series with a talk by authors Scott Bittle and Jean Johnson on Where Does the Money Go? Your Guided Tour to the Federal Budget Crisis. The program will be held...
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The Kansas Authors Club announces its 2008 Writing Contest for Youth. Kansas students, grades 1 through 12, may submit one entry in each of three categories. Entrants are grouped according to grade, with different word limits, for poetry and prose (fiction and nonfiction) on any subject.
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Four acclaimed authors born outside the U.S. heatedly debate the role of one's cultural origin in one's writing, while discussing their latest books on the most recent episode of the literary internet talk show, Titlepage.tv. (PRWeb May 13, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com...
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A book on the authors who have written about Malta from classical times to 1900 - Thomas Freller's Verses And Visions: The Maltese Islands In World Literature - will be launched on Saturday.
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Heading for the beach, hopping a plane to France or hitting the American road with your kids this summer? Some books to prep or pack:
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Next week's "Thursday Night Therapy" at the Suttons Bay-Bingham District Library will feature a presentation by the editor of a book named one of 20 "Notable Books of Michigan" for 2007.
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KANO, Nigeria -- Each evening, women in headscarves seeking romantic advice gather at bookstalls lining a busy intersection in Nigeria's Islamic heartland.
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