Peter Hobbs, the author, book reviewer, and interviewer extraordinaire sat me down long enough and asked the tough questions. (A Herculean task akin to rounding up squirrels in a motocross globe.) An exchange of writing philosophies took place. Within this cool back and forth I shared one of the unused covers for my upcoming original literary suspense eNovella The Conversationalist—the chosen cover will be exposed on A Writer’s Life Blog as the release date approaches.
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Here’s the obligatory Kipling and Zippy pics for those going into withdrawal. They shrug their shepherd shoulders at all things beyond See Spot Run.
Eartha Kitt’n wanted some attention this past weekend during a walk. She raced up a tree and impersonated The Cheshire Cat—twisty tail disappearing in the branches and exposing her full-on toothy grin sparingly.
May the sun hit you when you least expect it,
Justin
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Love all the pictures Justin and nice to meet Peter as well,
eden
Peter, friend and writer, is a wonderful supporter of other writers . . . and he writes the hardest genre: comedy.