Hey 3.5 readers.
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Hey 3.5 readers.
Please earn your keep around here and download a free copy of my books:
Hey 3.5 readers. BQB here.
Dakota Kemp, a friend to this fine blog, has released his new book, “The Omens of a Crow” on Amazon. I’m not sure what it is about but there is an ominous looking dude in a cloak on the cover and the description says he is about to bring something scary to a village.
What could he possibly be bringing? Is it a weapon of some sort? Dark magic? A terrible disease? Wait, I know. He’s bringing chips with no dip. That’s it, isn’t it? Have you ever been to a party and a guy brings chips but he doesn’t bring any dip and everyone is like, “WTF, guy in a cloak, why did you do that for? You expect us to eat this chips dry? You couldn’t have sprung for the dip? You might as well have not brought the chips.”
That’s my guess. I suppose you’ll have to check the book out to find out what it actually is.
Let me know if it is chips without dip.
I do this every year but I’ll ask again.
Who are your favorite fathers in literature?
MTV is advertising a TV series called The Shannara Chronicles based on the book series by Terry Brooks.
Just seemed like cool book related nerd news to share, so there you go, 3.5 readers.
…is going to attend Hogwart’s in a new spinoff of the Harry Potter series. What say you, 3.5?
I’ve plied the Yeti with enough green beer to knock out…well, a Yeti. So now I have a minute or two to share a quote from classic Irish writer James Joyce:
“You made me confess the fears that I have. But I will tell you also what I do not fear. I do not fear to be alone or to be spurned for another or to leave whatever I have to leave. And I am not afraid to make a mistake, even a great mistake, a lifelong mistake and perhaps as long as eternity too.”
– James Joyce, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
That’s more than just a throwaway quote, isn’t it? Fear of ending up alone. Fear of losing your love to another. Fear of making a mistake, especially a long lasting mistake. These are fears that build up inside of us and yet, we need to try to find away to ignore them lest we become so paralyzed with fear that we are no longer able to live life.
But enough of the serious talk…beer!
To Book, or not to Book?
That is the question.
Whether tis nobler in the mind to suffer posts that are mere extraneous filler just to meet the requirements of an ill-advised challenge…
…or to keep up with said challenge now that you’ve made it.