A Few Decades After My Time, But Still…
January 31, 2022
That said, overall I enjoyed it. It is not “great” (yet?), but I would like to see where it goes and how it plays out. … More A Few Decades After My Time, But Still…
Month: January 2022
In The #ReadingCommunity
January 25, 2022
As I am revising and editing, and nearing the end of my latest, I thought I would pause and get a sense of what some readers – rather than writers – are out there tweeting about… … More In The #ReadingCommunity
The Concluding Words
January 21, 2022
The major reason I have not been posting on here much in recent weeks is because as you may know I have been doing last revisions of my – now (I know, I know, but I refuse to hurry it) overdue – novel… … More The Concluding Words
“The Rule Of One”: One For Them, But Another For Everyone Else
January 17, 2022
Even though vaccinated and boosted, we – my wife and I – stay home EVEN NOW as much as possible. … More “The Rule Of One”: One For Them, But Another For Everyone Else
Pencil(s) Time
January 12, 2022
It is of a similar structure and a length as the previous two novels. This is also possibly the most “complicated” of the three. Indeed at times you may well also think I have REALLY lost my mind with this one. LOL! … More Pencil(s) Time
Scrolling The Tweets…
January 11, 2022
It has been a while since I last did, so I thought I would here offer my reactions to some tweets I plucked from a few scrolls of that platform’s (which I no longer use, as you may know) writers and #writingcommunity… … More Scrolling The Tweets…
“Emily” (Part Deux)
January 10, 2022
In our pandemic and depressed world, a little 30 minutes of trouble-forgetting escapism and “unreality” is hardly a bad thing. … More “Emily” (Part Deux)
In Passing
January 5, 2022
While proofing my latest novel manuscript further yesterday – I listen often to a manuscript “read” to me through my PC; you would be surprised how many tiny errors (like a “the” or an “an” accidentally left out of a sentence) it reveals – and considering the story itself, at one point I also thought relatedly on how all of us have a lifespan after which we are no more… … More In Passing
R. J. Nello 