RONALD FEASEL's Blog – October 2009 Archive (16)

GOOD INFO FROM PPWEB CONFERENCE

Ann Parker

http://www.annparker.net

1. Where does the story take place? Does the author make the place

come alive? Can the reader feel the air and see the mountains? How

is the feeling of a Silver boom town conveyed? Does the author

effectively engage all the senses to make the story come alive? How

does the city change, physically and socially, over the course of the

story.

2. What is Silver Lies about? Who killed… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 26, 2009 at 12:05am — No Comments

My book trailer

Hello firiends,
The book trailer for my book will be ready soon.I will post it on here

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 25, 2009 at 12:25am — No Comments

POISION PEN WEB CONFERENCE OCT. 24th Saturday

I will be a host in the coffee shop the second hour of the convention on saturday the 24 th of October. Drop in and chat.

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 22, 2009 at 8:58am — No Comments

MORAL DILEMMA

MORAL DILEMMA





By















REID JACKSON



















PROLOGUE

Jack had taken a job as an associate detective with a reputable detective agency in San Francisco. After his injuries while on a secret mission for the Navy he quit and took his disability pension. He wouldn’t be content with a desk job.



During one of his assignments he became involved in a MORAL DILEMMA. This is that… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 19, 2009 at 10:30pm — No Comments

the striped monkey jumped into the open window--- Excerpt from MORAL DILEMMA

Jack watched from his position behind the car in the parking garage, The bald ganger had used the high pitched whistle to beckon the chattering monkey.

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 15, 2009 at 11:37pm — No Comments

LOOK-SEE

I was on my zero turn mower

out in the field mowing slower.

Was a clear day-no wind-still,

An Indian summer day- warm with a breath of chill.

I stopped my mower to stare.

The sky was a soft inviting blue,

cotton tuffs scattered in the view.

The Sun was gentle in the chill'

raising my senses to a thrill.

Then a puff of cotten set underneath the glow,

filtering the golden rays just so.

The scene became a pallet of mist,

a beautufull… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 13, 2009 at 10:27pm — No Comments

COLD OR WARM

Cold or warm it's the first impression,

a first encounter causes the expression.



You meet someone new,

the eyes are the first you view.



You do a quick scope.

from head to toe you grope.



From their mouth you analyze,

their words spoken you cannabalize.



In a flash you decide,

do I like this hide.



If your wise you wait and see,

does this person speak free?



You excange your chatter,

the usual… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 12, 2009 at 8:41pm — No Comments

WIND

The wind blows yet you can't see,

you feel it's breath you know it's free.



The branches relent--even the grass,

swaying , rocking, in it's pass.



We each have a wind so real,

to react from to feel.



Life blows from many a direction,

we can't know we lack detection.



The wind of life has a unique sway,

to each it blows a different way.



To some it's hard and unforgiving,

others are caressed with gentle… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 11, 2009 at 11:55pm — No Comments

Fiction writing and Prose

The thing about prose is that it brings out the heart in a writer. The senses are brought to the surface. This will improve the writing of fiction. After writing many pieces of poetry on many subjects I find my fiction writing to be more sensitive to the characters in the novel. I realize I have a long road to travel in my writing. But all writing whatever the genre can assist and develope a writer. Any comments on this subject would be appreciated

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 10, 2009 at 6:38am — No Comments

SOCIAL NETWORK

We post and read each others writ

learning and marveling at the writers wit,



Many types of prose reach our heart

distilling our thoughts for a start,



Love, sadness, elation,surprise, and many more

fill our senses galore,



The poets aim is to feel - to share

a heartfelt prayer,



Theres no monetary guide

just a feeling from the deep inside,



Call it social or being friendly

but the poet isn't trendy,



We… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 9, 2009 at 11:35pm — No Comments

TRUE STORY

I had a ornery spoiled quarter horse mare That I brought home to train. She was a nasty one. She tried to kick me and bite me because the previous owner spoiled her. She had no fear of humans and was dangerous! I set about to change that. I lounged her and watched her carefully. Working with her daily. I was putting her back into her paddock and I turned my back to shut the gate, She bit me on the back. Out of instinct and reaction I turned and readily roundhoused my fist connecting to her… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 8, 2009 at 12:30am — No Comments

WOLF

How often do we use a beast

to feature our yeast,



The wolf is used many ways

to conjole or sway,



He often howls

sets his nose on a prowl,



Some men are called a wolf by action

they stalk women without losing traction,



Some are a wolf by nature

quiet---a loner---you notice their stature,



Others are incensed by the hunt

whether for greed, power-to be blunt,



What kind of wolf are you

do you howl… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 7, 2009 at 7:00am — No Comments

YOUR BOOK

I must comment about the thrill of getting a book published. Even though the novel may fall flat on it's face like a new water skier who get's a facelift while trying to learn the ballance of water sports, None the less the accomplishment that you have written a tale will always be with you. Then if you are compelled to write you keep on going on because you love to write. if you enjoy the art of writing you try to learn and fine tune your craft. Whose to say if you're good or not! But our love… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 6, 2009 at 11:17pm — No Comments

THE TWISTED CRANES

They stood there twisted in surreal engagement

each trying to catch victory in their enragement,



The crane a symbol of peace

was in turmoil to say the least.



Many died in this wastefull war

fighting and killing galore,



The twisting of the symbol of peace

was yet another war they do not ceace,



This memorial stands at KU

forty four lost in this mileau,



I can't even count the many lost

by men in their quest--- oh… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 6, 2009 at 10:43pm — No Comments

CAN I DO IT

It's four am

I'm writin again,



Lookin at the next chapter

do I add laffter?



It's a crime fiction

need good diction,



Want to make it intriguing

my spellin a frigging,



Develope the plot

make it hot,



Maybe a twist

need be on my list,



This is the crossroad

where I decide the load,



It must keep your attention

save me from detention,



They say the way you… Continue

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 4, 2009 at 8:30pm — No Comments

new photos

I added a photo of my wife with her latest steed. She'doing quite well in competition. Anyone here interested in horses drop me a line . I'm considering a crime fiction in the horse area/

Added by RONALD FEASEL on October 2, 2009 at 9:30pm — No Comments

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