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A Dream Come True by Sandy Paluzzi
True story about an author who made it..
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A New Road to Woodstock : Snippet Eleven by Mark Lichterman
Frightened, grabbing Margery's blue T-shirt, Patrick wiped the blood from his penis, then from his cousins vagina. “Think I should call my mom?”..
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A New Road to Woodstock: Snippet Nine by Mark Lichterman
Doctor Berger, besides being one of three local Loveland doctors; Forty-nine year old Doctor Douglas Berger was somewhat of a self proclaimed Rabbi to the other four... Now that Sarah and Murray Kaminsky had arrived, there were now six identified Jewish families in Loveland, without a place to hold ..
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A New Road to Woodstocck Snippet one by Mark Lichterman
"Murray and me came from Poland, and left when they started breaking storefront windows of Jewish businesses. So we've been here... in America for about five years...
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A New Road To Woodstock '69: Snippet 10 by Mark Lichterman
Embarrassed, yet in need of this information. Standing before his eight year old cousin, Patrick, haltingly, lowered his ‘Oshkosh’ jeans to his shoes, then, slowly, his ‘Sears & Roebuck’ white cotton underpants...
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A New Road To Woodstock : snippet 19 by Mark Lichterman
Did he really want to watch Mildy breast feed Jymmi? Maybe not ‘really’, but — little boy’s male stubbornness taking control, when told he ‘could not’!
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A New Road to Woodstock :snippet 8 by Mark Lichterman
'The 4th day of July'...
...being Sharon Kaminsky;'s second birthday, the town of Loveland— 'Very nicely'— made a wonderful, flag waving, band playing parade in honour and celebration of ..
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A New road to Woodstock Snippet 17 by Mark Lichterman
Clyde drawing pictures in pencil or crayon: A B-17 Flying Fortress with its bomb bay open. Having learned to whistle. Whistling... “Bombs away!” Bombs falling on the ‘bad guys’: on Germany, on Japan...
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A New Road to Woodstock Snippet Four by Mark Lichterman
The brilliant pink, 'PINK'S' barely visible, but yet readable... in brilliant pink, alongside, in the deepest black: 'FEED & HARDWARE'.
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A New Road To Woodstock'69 Snippet Seven by Mark Lichterman
"Tomorrow morning, Ellen. You take your two pretest hats over to the train station and introduce yourself to Loretta, and tell her that you'll be opening your, 'Woman's Hat Salon' in Pink's, and that these two hats are a gift to her and the other switchboard lady, And I 'guarantee', every wo..
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A New Road To Woodstock: Snippet Three by Mark Lichterman
Woodstock: The iconic American rock festival of the twentieth century..
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A New Road to Woodstock: Snippet 18 by Mark Lichterman
Auntie Mildys announcement caused Clyde to move his rapt attention from the hot fudge sundae to Aunt Mildy as, the long-handled spoon pausing mid-way to his mouth, a blob of fudge dropping onto the cherry- and nut-topped mound of whipped cream...
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A New Road to Woodstock: Snippet Fifteen by Mark Lichterman
“Mac ‘couldn’t’! He was the only one that knew about me. There was no record of a Sergeant Malcolm Murphy, and when they started counting heads?”..
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A New Road To Woodstock: Snippet Five by Mark Lichterman
In Sarah Kaminskys micro-second of thought and forethought she 'knew' herself to be— what in future years would be known as a 'CEO'— the person in their new business responsible for making 'all' managerial decisions...
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A New Road to Woodstock: Snippet Fourteen by Mark Lichterman
“You’re about sixteen miles south of Cincinnati; think you can make it here by, oh say… Better yet! If I send a car to get you, any reason why you couldn’t make it her tomorrow morning by 0:630?”
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A New Road To Woodstock: Snippet Six by Mark Lichterman
Wondering of the informal nature of 'small town' people, 'even' the banker. "So we're not so formal. So, okay. It's okay to call us by our first names" Sarah said, waiting for the banker to give permission to call him 'Phillip' or even 'Phil', but when non came.....
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A New Road To Woodstock: Snippet sixteen by Mark Lichterman
Within days of the attack on Pearl Harbor American men willingly accepted the draft and by mid January,1942, the army, navy and marines had increased to more than 175,000 people— double the amount that were available but two weeks earlier, before the attack. the attack on Pearl Harbor, the United St..
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A New Road to Woodstock: Snippet Two by Mark Lichterman
I have no intention of repeating my nineteen part Woodstock series as first submitted on Tuesday, July 26m 2022, but am digging further into the earlier lives of Sharon and Clyde and her Polish immigrant parents: 'Murray and Sarah Kandinsky and his Irish immigrant parents, Malcolm and Ellen Murphy,..
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A New Road to Woodstock:: Snippet 20 by Mark Lichterman
Now, at age forty-eight; in 1915, then eighteen year old Lester Harris had been a private— doughboy— serving under General John ‘Black Jack’ Pershing who had commanded the American Expeditionary Force in Europe...
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A New road to Woodstock:Snippet 21 by Mark Lichterman
In all honesty, the little boy had no idea why he would ever, or even go out of his way to see the minuscule flash of white flesh from beneath his Auntie Mildys bra clad breasts.
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A New Road to Woodstock:Snippet Thirteen by Mark Lichterman
We are the free and unconquerable people of the United States of America.”..
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A New Road to Woodstock:Snippet Twelve by Mark Lichterman
No contesting! Whole heatedly regarded as the matriarch of this wholly adopted family: consisting now of ten adults and two children...
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A Prologue by Mark Lichterman
Actually, in looking back, for me, the best thing about the ‘Hippie’ era was the fact that many of those women had discarded their bras...
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A. R. Gurney, ‘Love Letters’ by Diana Legun
May we always keep writing. All kinds of writing, for words make the world go around...
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Afghanistan Farewell by R F Husnik
Written By: Orlon Braem..
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Audacious Living Podcast by John DeDakis
On Being Vulnerable
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Bringing Life to Characters by John DeDakis
Randy Weir's Podcast
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Dream writer by Morgan McFinn
Inspiration, thank you...just spare me the perspiration, please...
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Finding Meaning: The 6th Stage of Grief by John DeDakis
The Journeying Soul podcast
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Finish Your Book by John DeDakis
1-2-1 with Lorraine Haataia
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Grappling with Grief by John DeDakis
The Art of Medicine
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Hours of Fate by Maylynn Hughes
An abandoned building and what was inside of it..
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I've Met My Match by John DeDakis
Part 1 of 2
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Inside the Mind of a YA Fantasy Author: My Fiction Writing Process by Derek Murphy
How I write fiction..
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Interview with Professional Editor by David Boyle
Thanks for reading. I miss you, Ed...
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Memories of a Child by Rose Rideout
Memories are one of the most precious
things we can hold on to and no one
can take that away from us. Treasure
them always.
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Mistakes Rookie Writers Make by John DeDakis
A Book Finds You podcast
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Moving Toward the Pain by John DeDakis
In Conversation with Teri Murrison
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The Day we are Born by Rose Rideout
We may not think of it but the day we are born is the day we start dying because as each day goes by, we are getting older and then one day we look in the mirror and see this person with gray hair and wrinkles and wonder where has the years gone, it was like yesterday I was born and life was going..
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The Story About Poor Africa by Joseph Ogbonna
The story about poor, contemptuous and exploited Africa...
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Town Circles by Maylynn Hughes
A warp in time..
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Unseen Illnesses Truly Felt by Rose Rideout
I am writting today on so many unseen illnesses. I have heard people say, "There's nothing wrong with him/her, they are using that as an excuse." Well I know the difference and I am here to share my words.I know what I am dealing with family members every day.
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V ol 2 Road to Woodstock Snippet 20 by Mark Lichterman
“Uh-huh.” Stroking her chin as apparently in deep thought. “Was there any person… any relative you might have consulted before committing this poor woman to a facility for the insane?” Agie asked, thinking, Why am I doing this? The thought, rather a sensation of... ‘Power’! Coming to her.
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Viol 3 Road to Woodstock: Snippet 11 by Mark Lichterman
December 7. 1941: “Mare’s eat oats, and does eat oats, and little lambs eat ivy. A kiddley-divie-too, wouldn’t you!” Again: “Mare’s eat...” The radio going silent... Then: “Broadcast from ‘NBC’ headquarters in New York City:
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Vo 2 Woodstock: Snippet 16 R Rated by Mark Lichterman
His left arm beneath the pillow, his right arm draped over her waist, where his hand lay upon the bare flesh of Agnes’ stomach… then instinctively moved upward to fill the soft warmth of a sleep-creased breast held within his hand..
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Vol 2 Woodstock: Snippet 6 by Mark Lichterman
While the Japanese government was dealing with this situation, a second atomic bomb— Fat Man — was readied to be dropped on Nagasaki...
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Vol 2 Road To Woodstock Snippet 18 by Mark Lichterman
In this period of time, so men thought, the woman’s place was at home, tending to house and children. However— having book-keeping and accounting experience, Agnes (Agie) Pink was not ‘that’ woman...
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Vol 2 Road To Woodstock:Snippet 15 by Mark Lichterman
“Waiting for a civil judge to make time for your marriage could possibly take hours; directly across the street you will find two government sanctioned chapels that could probably give you and your woman immediate, and much more romantic attention then in a judges chamber.”..
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Vol 2 Woodstock: Snippet 3: R Rated by Mark Lichterman
Knowing she was going to do it! Knowing she had to do it, stalling, sitting on the sofa Margery removed her shoes and socks, then the blouse. Now only in panties and bra. Looking from Gladdy— who nodded he head— to Rosie; reaching behind her back, unhooking it, the bra fell onto her lap...
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Vol 2 Woodstock:Snippet 4 R Rated by Mark Lichterman
To continue the war, the Japanese government, fearing that the Japanese people would lose their will to fight, called the A-bomb a ‘new type of bomb’, refusing to inform the Japanese people of the seriousness of the damage that this one new kind of bomb had caused.
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