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Long Silence but Never Quiet
Long silence here but never truly quiet. Always the keys go clack clack clack. A common writer’s mantra – best thing you can be doing is writing the next book. The next story. The next script. The next poem. Whatever… Read More ›
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Missing Lake Mead
I’m currently plugging away at book two of the upcoming series. And while I peruse old photos and leaf through trail maps, I’m reminded of how much I miss this place…
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The Thriller Lives!
One book down. Two more to go…
Back to the keys…
But then again…
I’m also considering something I haven’t thought of doing for a long while: seeking representation…
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A Thanksgiving Tragedy
Our guest arrived early, just outside the living room window. Being cordial new neighbors, we invited him inside…
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I Do Also Write Novels
My life has been a whirlwind since the last update. Category five. I have a call in to FEMA…
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The Not-So-Thrilling Thriller Update
No, not that thriller…
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Time To Stop Surrendering Our Lives To Social Media (Again)
Between the complete surrendering of privacy AND the bizarre psychological experiment we’ve all been enrolled in without proper consent, I’m going to once again sound the alarm that this is a technology run amok…
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Nomad No More? Writing Update and Other News
First off: The current word count for the first book of my Thriller series is at 82,366.
I’d planned for 80k and after a solid editing pass, it might get cut down to that. But right now, the hero is locked in the back of a squad car in the middle of a raging gun battle and has to figure out how to escape before he can take down the militia sent to round him up…
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Morning Meditation
Curveballs. Life is an ace with these. Finally, after a month and a half, I’m back at the thriller project. Needless to say, this will delay things a bit. But the goal is still to have three books out early… Read More ›
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Diary of a Climate Nomad – Maine
Go far enough north into Maine and you reach what some call the final remnants of the lower 48’s unspoiled frontier. Over the two hundred and fifty or so years of this nation’s history, the vast stretch of wilderness and… Read More ›
RUSS LINTON 