Maybe I'm wrong

My Mind

This is my mind

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Christmas day...

Have a very Merry...

Posted by Rick at 7:21 AM

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

No comments:

My Blog List

madgeniusclub

A Fantasy of Time - It isn’t that I have no ideas this morning. It’s that my brain is like a kitten with a ball of wool scraps, and as soon as I unravel one and chase it for a...
14 hours ago
Black Gate

A Singular Success: Fat City - I hold people who write novels in awe. Because writing an entire book-length story is something that I could never do in a million years, I even have a mea...
14 hours ago
Rough Edges

Saturday Morning Western Pulp: Street & Smith's Wild West Weekly, January 8, 1938 - This is a pulp that I own and read recently. That’s my somewhat battered copy in the scan. The cover art is by H.W. Scott, and it’s an excellent depicti...
16 hours ago
Davy Crockett's Almanack of Mystery, Adventure and The Wild West

THE SHADOW Defies the Clutch of the Talon (1946) -
16 hours ago
Do Some Damage

The Gift of a Christmas Book for the Reader in Your Life - by Scott D. Parker We here at DoSomeDamage like to tell folks about our new books. I have a new book out. It's my first Christmas book, and, well, judgin...
19 hours ago
Killer Covers

“The Mutilators,” by Basil Heatter -
1 day ago
Patricia Abbott (pattinase)

FFB: CONTINENTAL DRIFT, Russell Banks - Continental Drift, Russell Banks. It is hard for me to choose between AFFLICTION and CONTINENTAL DRIFT as my favorite novel by Russell Banks. But I am g...
1 day ago
mysteryfile.com/blog

Diary Review: ELLERY QUEEN’S MYSTERY MAGAZINE – September 1967. - ELLERY QUEEN’S MYSTERY MAGAZINE. September 1967. Overall rating: *** ELLERY QUEEN “Wedding Anniversary,” Ellery Queen’s final return to Wrightsville is m...
2 days ago
Glorious Trash

The Last Shaft (Shaft #7) - The Last Shaft, by Ernest TidymanJanuary, 1977 Corgi Books(Original UK hardcover edition 1975)Well, the Internet Archive fixed itself and this final volum...
3 days ago
The Pulp and Paperback Fiction Reader

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY by Charles Willeford (Newsstand Library, 1962) - Published by Newsstand Library in 1962 with good girl art cover illustration by Robert Bonfils, No Experience Necessary was “mostly” written by Charles Wil...
3 days ago
Urban Sketchers

The Road to Impeachment in Seoul - 1. Protesters fill the streets in front of the National Assembly in Seoul the weekend after South Korean President Yoon Seok Yeol announced martial law i...
4 days ago
Pulp Fiction Reviews

MAQ Issue # 11 - MEN’S ADVENTURE Quarterly Issue # 11 The UFO Issue Edited by Robert Deis & Bill Cunningham Subtropic Productions, LLC. 143 pgs In publishing, as...
5 days ago
bare•bones e-zine

Journey Into Strange Tales Issue 127: Atlas/Marvel Science Fiction & Horror Comics! - *The Marvel/Atlas * *Horror Comics* *Part 112* *July 1956 Part II* *by Peter Enfantino* *and Jack Seabrook* *Marvel Tales 148* *Cover by Bill Everett*...
5 days ago
John M. Whalen | Just another WordPress.com site

UFOS/DRONES- IT’S ALL THE SAME - You know, this current hysteria over mysterious drones flying in the skies over New Jersey (and other states), is really nothing new. Back in the fifties a...
6 days ago
Science Fiction and Other Suspect Ruminations

Book Review: In the Drift, Michael Swanwick (1985) - 3.25/5 (Above Average) In The Drift (1985), a fix-up novel comprised of two Nebula-nominated short works–“Mummer Kiss” (1981) and “Marrow Death” (1984), ma...
1 week ago
Scott Dennis Parker | Writing from the Quadrant

Are you scared to put your side hustle on LinkedIn? - Do you have a side hustle? A passion project you do in addition to a day job? The kind of activity that, given a perfect set of circumstances you’d happily...
1 week ago
Western Fictioneers

On This Day in the Old West: December 13 - Well, it’s finally happened—absolutely nothing of interest to your Old West characters occurred on December 13! However, I did find one interesting tidbi...
1 week ago
Western Fiction Review

THE CAREY GUN - *THE CAREY GUN* *By Irving A. Greenfield* *Cover art by Mike Cole* Tandem, 1975 Originally published by Dell, 1974 *When Thomas Carey was mustered out ...
1 week ago
Up and Down These Mean Streets

Rediscovered: Death Lit on the Block - If you picked up my most recent book Arkham House Ephemera: The Classic Years 1937-1973, I am here to slip you the word that no longer is it the latest tit...
2 weeks ago
Lawrence Block

LB’s Autumn Newsletter— BRAND-NEW HARDCOVERS FROM 1959! - LB’s Autumn Newsletter— BRAND-NEW HARDCOVERS FROM 1959! David Trevor here. “The indispensable David Trevor,” as LB has occasionally called me, but it’s so...
4 weeks ago
chuckography

Huh? It's been a YEAR since my last post? YIKES! - I guess most "bloggers"got with the times and now use Facebook. Duh! The house that was on fire Sptember a year ago was across the street from my home in T...
1 year ago
Dispatches From the Last Outlaw

Day of the Guns by Mickey Spillane - It’s always a joy to re-read a Mickey Spillane classic. *Day of the Guns* was the first of four Tiger Mann thrillers, written and published in 1964 whe...
1 year ago
Pulp Flakes

This blog has moved to https://pulpflakes.com/blog - This blog now has a new home: http://pulpflakes.com/blog Since February 2022, I've been posting there. 27 posts so far, on the same topics as we love to ...
2 years ago
Stainless Steel Droppings | Eclectic Musings of a Renaissance Geek

Bibliophile Euphoria - [In the interest of full disclosure, I started this post in February of 2021 and never got back to give it a final spit-shine to send it out into the void....
2 years ago
Tip the Wink

Update to “Some Days the Bear Wins” - Posted by Barbara, Rick’s wife: It was so difficult to read Rick’s last two posts at the time he wrote them. And it is even harder now to post this update,...
2 years ago
The Nick Carter & Carter Brown Blog

Seven Seas Monthly Magazine No3 - *Seven Seas Monthly Magazine No3* *New Stories From Every Corner Of The Globe* There's more than "hanging space" in your wardrobe when you travel. *Conte...
2 years ago
Karen Woodward

The Structure of a Horror: The Setting - Setting and HorrorCertain things are true for all settings. If you want a sense of claustrophobic threat then small enclosed dark spaces are the way to go:...
3 years ago
The Trap of Solid Gold

John D MacDonald vs. Doc Savage - Babette Rosmond *Bronze Shadows* was a fanzine published in the 1960's dedicated to the study of two of the biggest hero pulps ever published, *Doc Savag...
4 years ago
Charleston Daily Photo

From the Brussels sprouts nursery - Brussels sprouts, Johns Island, SC I have no recollection of eating a Brussels sprout as a child but now after roasting them in a hot oven, I love them. ...
4 years ago
Chess, Comics, Crosswords, Books, Music, Cinema

I felt like I'd been shot in the leg - Last Thursday, February 6, I learnt an important lesson: If you've crossed fifty, never run to catch a bus. Instead, wait in line for the next one, take a...
4 years ago
MONDO 70: A Wild World of Cinema

QUEEN OF THE HIGH SEAS (Le Avventure di Mary Read, 1961) - *B*est known for horror films, Umberto Lenzi began his career making period swashbucklers, starting with this 1961 outing inspired by the crossdressing p...
4 years ago
WRITING FOR THE BRAND

New Lou Prophet Book Reviewed at Western Fiction Review! - "This is a book that all fans of Peter Brandvold should make sure they don’t miss, especially if you enjoy reading about Lou Prophet and Colter Farrow. I...
5 years ago
TRUE PULP FICTION

'And a damn good job it is, this bossing the Arena gang.' - *R*obert Addison Nicolls (1905-1993), a history teacher and football coach at the Friends School of Baltimore, has a grand total of ten stories listed in...
5 years ago
Battered, Tattered, Yellowed, & Creased

Pretty Deadly, Vol. 1 - Do you ever read something and go “I don’t know what the hell that was, but I liked it?” That … Continue reading →
6 years ago
Wag The Fox

Rural Fears: a guest post by Ivan Ewert, author of "Famished: The Gentleman Ghouls Omnibus" - *Hunger.* *It’s the driving force behind survival.* *The Velander bloodline carries and ancient secret: power and immortality. But that power requires a ke...
7 years ago
Ed Gorman's blog

Book Review: ZIGZAG by Bill Pronzini - ZIGZAG You can’t fake it, the kind of mastery Bill Pronzini shows in all his writing, whatever the genre, whatever the length. And his years of ...
8 years ago
Uncle Doug's Bunker of Vintage Horror Paperbacks

Nothing But Lovecraft Paperback Cover Scans - The title says it all....... Nothing But Lovecraft Paperback Cover Scans. My Lovecraft collection! Go *HERE* if you want to see scans of a goodly sized p...
9 years ago
Adventures In Writing

Castle Perilous is Back! And It's Bringing Pirates! - Man, I am so glad to see this book has come out (though I'm waiting for the ebook, but not for long if it doesn't magically appear soon) and I hope the...
9 years ago
Lani's Place

looks like i forgot - But now I should remember because i wrote it down. took so long working on this that i don't have time to write. [eyes rolling to the back of my head.] It'...
10 years ago
DrawingTutorialsOnline.com

-

Followers

About Me

Rick: My world changed in March of 2011. I became a layabout with no desire to work at my profession of choice made when I was too young to know what I was doing. Now I day dream about drawing, painting and telling lies. With time this blog will take on some kind of character I'm hoping or I may be hoping that I will gain some character by boring you and me with these words on screen. This blog was begun as a flood of memories for my children and grandchildren to be read when they have decided they would love to know about my childhood. One day I am sure that will be true.

View my complete profile

Blog Archive

► 2019 (3)
- ► August (2)
- ► February (1)

► 2018 (10)
- ► December (1)
- ► January (9)

► 2017 (10)
- ► December (2)
- ► August (3)
- ► July (1)
- ► June (4)

► 2016 (11)
- ► November (3)
- ► April (3)
- ► March (3)
- ► January (2)

► 2015 (5)
- ► December (1)
- ► April (1)
- ► February (1)
- ► January (2)

► 2014 (20)
- ► August (1)
- ► April (4)
- ► March (1)
- ► February (5)
- ► January (9)

► 2013 (37)
- ► November (1)
- ► October (7)
- ► August (1)
- ► July (1)
- ► June (1)
- ► May (7)
- ► April (3)
- ► March (2)
- ► February (4)
- ► January (10)

► 2012 (93)
- ► December (1)
- ► November (4)
- ► October (1)
- ► September (2)
- ► July (3)
- ► June (6)
- ► May (4)
- ► April (8)
- ► March (17)
- ► February (16)
- ► January (31)

▼ 2011 (65)
- ▼ December (24)
- ► November (33)
- ► October (6)
- ► September (2)

Watermark theme. Powered by Blogger.

My Mind

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Christmas day...

No comments:

Post a Comment