I'm at a bookstore discussing my stories. A book on the shelf caught my eye. 38 Nooses by Scott W. Berg. Read it. It'll change the way you sing our national anthem. An American Soldier, John Wakefield, had this to say . . . "It was a horrid sight to witness little children, wounded and suffering the most excruciating pain, although they were of the savage enemy, and the common enemy of the country." This during the slaughter of Blackhawk and his band of followers. So we butcher and then name an NHL Team after the foe?
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A big plus in this book writing / book selling racket is getting to hang-out with Cork O'Conner's creator. Boundary Waters is a g... -
Ho could anyone not enjoy this story about war from a child's perspective?
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Don't we owe them something for their service? https://tinyurl.com/Listen-to-The-Bee
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Incredible . . . how much death and carnage we have in this world of ours. This isn't just the obvious, how about issues like PTSD? Read...
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Thoughts shared by a reader . . . Your book left a strong impression on me, particularly in how it reframed creativity. I’ve written a sh...
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We removed a comment from you on the article titled Kim Jong Un said North Korean troops chose 'self-detonation' to avoid capture...
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Less pain and suffering in this world we call home please.
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Hello, I’m a contributor on Medium, where I curate book recommendations for an engaged community of readers. I’m currently seeking new title...
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🧾 Notable Books by Curt Rude Here are some of his known works: JusThis – Rude’s debut crime thriller, first published around 2012. I...
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Are you books still available on lulu or Amazon? Yes, many sites are offering my stories, short, novels (3) and as audios. Amazon, Smashwor...
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