Shameless Plug

Byadmin February 1, 2008

Here is a plug for my friend Russell Rowland’s new book, which is a finalist in this year’s Amazon Breakthrough Novelist Competition. Better still, why not just go straight to my review here.

New post on The Nervous Breakdown

Byadmin January 3, 2011January 3, 2011

It’s that time of the year again. When thoughts turn to the dread VISA Card statement, office Christmas parties, and Uncle Creepy’s eggnog (what is that secret ingredient). As an antidote to these and other horrors, I’ve assembled a few of my favorite monsters. A Christmas card from where the wild things are to my fellow nervous breakdowners. Wishing you all a truly festive season. Read more at http://www.thenervousbreakdown.com/jbreukelaar/2010/12/my-favorite-monsters-part-i/

Page 150/347

Byadmin June 24, 2008

This is the final (ish) countdown. I have four more days to finish this rewrite. Break it down: I am on p 150/347 today, which means that in order to finish on Friday I have to turn over 50 pp/day which is roughly 8 pp/hour. So no time to be precious. Yesterday I worked from…

p 170/347 and counting

Byadmin June 25, 2008

25 June In spite of taking a break to see a difficult relation which put me off my stride I did manage to get to p 17o yesterday. So here is the breakdown for today: Hr 1: 170-179 Hr 2: 180-189 Hr 3: 189-198 Hr 4: 198-207 Hr 5: 207-216 HR 6: 216-225

Wartime Sweethearts – Louise Nutting

Byadmin December 21, 2015

Just had the pleasure of listening to the incredible Louise Nutting upstairs at The Corridor in her first solo gig since her new album. Always incredible.

Oz Comic Con

ByJSB December 8, 2021December 8, 2021

My first Oz Comic Con was a blast. Met a ton of talented people, connected with friends old and new, even sold a respectable number of books. Thanks to Meerkat Press for helping with the merch (check out cool raven mug below). Thanks to Alan Baxter for throwing me into the ring and showing me…

John D. MacDonald on Stephen King

Byadmin November 13, 2007

My 1991 edition of Stephen King’s story collection, Nightshift, begins with an introduction by John D MacDonald (most famous for his detective Trevor McGee and for his story, The Executioners, which provided the basis for the film Cape Fear (1962, 1991). MacDonald tells it straight. In order to write well you need: 1. Compulsive Diligence…

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