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Tag Archives: humor
Elderly Banking
Vaughn C. Hardacker here: Have you ever had to contact your bank? What a pain in the keester! However, I plan on hiring the author of the letter below to deal with mine from now on! Shown below, is an … Continue reading
So Many Stars, Swooning and life is still shorter than you think
John Clark grateful for weather that allows me to work up a backyard sweat. No matter how much I love to read, enforced inside time results in literary antsiness every so often. Hell, even great coffee gets old when your … Continue reading
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Tagged Asian Bittersweet, book reviews, editing, firewood, humor, John Clark, landscaping, Neighbors, Sanity is overrated, Swoon Reads
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The Mind is My Salvation
John Clark pondering in these absurd and scary times. Nothing like feeling as though you’re stuck in bastard love child movie birthed by Bergman and Fellini. Early morning grocery shopping had me imagining I was an actor in a revised … Continue reading
Channeling Luigi Pirandello
John Clark, offering free characters to anyone who wants (or dares) to use them. They’re in honor of a play I’ve never seen, but love the title. “Six Characters in Search of an Author by Luigi Pirandello, written and first … Continue reading
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Tagged Demented authors, Fictional characters, humor, Imagination, John R. Clark, Luigi Pirandello, Maine fiction
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Phishing Hits a New Level of Incompetence
Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson here. Recently I received an email that brightened my day. Why? Because a good laugh is always welcome. It happened to be spam, or to be more precise, phishing—a blatant attempt to get me to send … Continue reading
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Tagged fraud, humor, Kaitlyn Dunnett, Kathy Lynn Emerson, phishing, scams
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Another Malden Man Update
Kate Flora again. Forgot, when filling in for Dorothy, that I was supposed to blog today. So, being pressed for time, I am revisiting an earlier post on the life of Malden Man, with some updates on his current behaviors. … Continue reading
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Tagged humor, inspiration, Kate Flora, Malden Man, where writers get ideas, writing
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The Glamorous Life of the Author by Julia Spencer-Fleming
Many people come up to me and say, “Hey! Julia! What’s it like being the glamorous author of bestselling mysteries?” I usually just draw my full-length mink closer to myself and hurry past, but occasionally I like to share glimpses … Continue reading
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Tagged cats, dogs, glamorous life of author, humor, kids, life in Maine, writing life
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