First of all, Happy New Year – a wonderful year to come for all of us! Second, down to business: The new ‘Mindbenders’ is taking shape – which is a sneaky way of saying I’m still not quite finished … Continue reading →
The great thing about the Internet is all the information it makes readily available. The bad thing is…well, the same thing. This blog went live on April 1, 2011. My most sincere thanks to all of you who have come … Continue reading →
New Mindbenders Review on Amazon this morning. I’m blushing! 4.0 out of 5 stars Mind Controlling Conspiracy Thriller, January 2, 2012 By Danny Norbury (NJ, USA) – Anyone who hasn’t read about the CIA’s experiments with mind control and alternate reality should at … Continue reading →
Two articles I’ve read in recent days draw an interesting contrast: 1) A study in a Swiss university tested financial traders in a decision-making game and found them more prone to cheating and back-stabbing than psychopaths. The article suggests that while the … Continue reading →
Cristina G runs a really fine book blog at http://www.alaskanbookcafe.com/ She wrote me months ago (link here) about her son who returned from Iraq ten years ago and the PTSD he shares with Greg, the character who tells the story in ‘Mindbenders’. We’ve … Continue reading →
See the terrific new review of ‘Mindbenders’ from the Paranormal Romance Guild here. The following is an exclusive interview with Max Renn, the reputed former Soviet spy and now alleged terrorist. The interview was … Continue reading →
I’m reposting this as it wasn’t up top very long and I think it’s an important issue. It’s also one that keeps coming back to me as I watch the Masters of the Universe lob spitballs at each other in … Continue reading →
For the past two years, America has lost more soldiers to suicide than in combat. And the figures are actually slanted to minimize the numbers–several services only list suicides by soldiers specifically on active duty, do not list soldiers detached … Continue reading →
Excerpt #2 from ‘Mindbenders’, second of the sections specifically written about soldiers in Iraq. I offer this as a pale version of what those men and women lived with -and a reminder of the crime we’re doing by neglecting our … Continue reading →
