By Joe Moore @JoeMoore_writer Welcome back to TKZ after our winder break. I hope all of you had a wonderful time off with your families and friends. So, now it’s time to get back to work. When I graduated from … Continue reading
By Joe Moore@JoeMoore_writer It seems like every time I meet someone and they learn that I’m a writer, they always comment that they had often thought of writing a book, too. Sometimes I think the prospect of being a published … Continue reading
Eighteen months ago, I wrote a post in which I wondered whether social media were developing a personality disorder. Now I’m wondering whether social media are causing people to develop personality disorders.Over the years, the content of my Facebook feed has become … Continue reading
Jordan Dane@JordanDane A brave author/follower of TKZ has anonymously submitted the opener to a book entitled – The Good Guys. My critique will be on the flip side. Enjoy! Purchased from Fotolia by Jordan Dane I should’ve let the cops … Continue reading
By John GilstrapMy first two published novels, Nathan’s Run and At All Costs, are out of print, and the rights reverted to me several years ago. Thanks to the somewhat startling success of the first two books in the Jonathan … Continue reading
By Joe Moore Over the last week we’ve had a noticeable increase in traffic and comments. This was due to the discussion of a few controversial topics including the use of the F-bomb and the C-bomb in novels. Some of … Continue reading
I voted for a snollygoster this week, and I’m not ashamed to admit it. Snollygoster (“a shrewd, unprincipled person, especially a politician”) is a word I adopted this week over at SaveTheWords.org. The web site enables people to “adopt” underused … Continue reading
by James Scott Bell There’s a man in London, an advertising exec, who talks in his sleep. His wife got a voice activated digital recorder so she could record what he says. Then she started putting those words on a … Continue reading
By John Gilstraphttp://www.johngilstrap.com Miller looked up from the pistol he was cleaning and nodded to the chair on the opposite side of the table. “Just shoo the chickens away and have a seat,” he said. Pistol parts lay strewn on … Continue reading