Response Comment from Greg Davidson on posted blog: One Theory On The Adoption Option Russell Little, thanks for Karen Daniel’s thoughtful blog post on adoption. Yes, it is sad that still in 2016 there is a certain shame associated with Read More …
One Theory of the Adoption Option Often when I hear people discuss adoption, it’s followed by a litany of other unsuccessful options before arriving at this conclusion. It’s a last resort to many, right before giving up completely. As an Read More …
I spent March 12 in Austin, Texas at The South by Southwest Conferences and Festivals (SXSW). I was a little nervous about the traffic and crowds before we went, but it was a great experience. I do have five observations Read More …
The Elephant marched through Sixth Street promoting an Indie Film A sign I can use in a story I’m writing. Glad to see it, Some of the chaos that passed for Film promotion tonight.
I’m in Austin for the SXSW this weekend. The book events schedule is http://schedule.sxsw.com/events?all_category=Book+Reading.
I’m working on my next novel even while I’m editing my first. Writers know the pressure. The first novel isn’t enough to make it. It must be a series. The mathematics predicts no success until the third novel, so you’ve Read More …
Tell us a little about Murder For Me without giving anything away? It’s a Pyscho-Thriller situated in Houston, Texas. The book starts with a crazy murder attempt, whether it occurs you’ll have to find out for yourself. Then we cut Read More …
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Eric Thuesen, who guest blogs on this page from time to time when I can talk him into it, recently completed his first reading of an original piece at the Axelrad Beer Garden. It was for the Open Mic for Read More …
In Istanbul, down by the Bosphorus, the fishermen unload their catches early every morning. While there, we’d go down under the famous bridge and watch them unload and fill their stalls. It was a sight out of a movie or Read More …
Grant Cherwenuk’s latest blog from his travels around the world. He started in Guatemala, and today he shared his climb up a volcano. I’m following his journey closely as I admire his courage to follow his dreams, not conventional thinking. Read More …
I described in the last blog that the Houston Rodeo Cook Off was really just a cowboy’s Mardi Gras. Saturday night was the craziest this year. I’ve attached a couple of videos to give you an idea. This first one Read More …
This is Go Texan Day in Houston. It’s the day everyone wears cowboy gear to school and to work. It’s even true at law firms. Long wagon trains of Trail Riders wind down the streets of Houston where they all Read More …
I proved up an adoption of a nine month old baby this week. The parents were so happy. By the time the hearing was over, the parents, me, the court reporter, and even the Judge had tears of joy. Crying. Read More …
At the Houston Author’s Bash today with Sandy Lawrence, Publicist, and fellow writers Joi Maria Probus and Eric Thuesen. I talked to nine or ten authors about their books as well as how they promote them. Whether you are traditionally Read More …