A. Keith Carreiro (Photo by Arpit Mehta, July 2019). I have not posted any weblogs in a while because life happened to throw some major challenges at me. However, I thought that I could post the new interviews about me that I have had at the beginning of 2020. The first interview is done by…
For the month of October, I am participating in Story Origin’s eBook giveaway event. You get the first book, the Penitent – Part I, in the first trilogy of my series, The Immortality Wars, for free. All you need to do to get this novel is to share your email address with me. It will be…
The Penitent – Part III Launch Party! You are cordially invited to the launch of my first trilogy in The Immortality Wars series. 2:00 p.m., Sunday, August 18, 2019, at Stillwater Books, 175 Main Street, Pawtucket, RI. There is free off street parking and Stillwater Books is right next to the bus stop. Remember to RSVP on-line…
Featured Image: First trilogy book covers designed by Hollis Machala. (Photo by A. Keith Carreiro, 11 August 2019.) The first trilogy book launch is almost here: I can’t believe how fast the time has gone by. I have been preparing for this event since last November. At that time, I talked with Steve and Dawn…
Featured Image is designed by Marilyn Busch (2019). Photo by A. Keith Carreiro, 6 August 2019.1 From Thursday, 18th July to Saturday, 20th July, I had the wonderful opportunity to attend the 2019 Realm Makers Conference that was held in St. Louis, Missouri. It is a Christian science fiction, fantasy literary event. It was a…
Atigun Pass, the Brooks Range, Alaska. (Featured Photo taken by Tony DePaul.) [“Time to start wandering home.” Posted on July 10, 2019.] Ihave not written a post in a while. I have wanted to complete another article on Tony DePaul as there is a lot more I wish to write about him. Today, I have the…
The discussion I had with Tony that afternoon in East Providence, Rhode Island at Lucky’s was far ranging. We talked about writing in all forms—journalism, comics, screenplays and nonfiction, for example. We talked about some of his motorcycle travels. About family. The Sixties. Maine. Vietnam. Stephen King. Dave Bright. With our lunch and conversation ending,…
Last December, I traded a flurry of emails with one of my favorite and longtime friends, David Bright. David and I went to the University of Maine at Orono in the 60s. At one point, 1968-1969, we even rented out the same house on Main Street in Orono, which was literally a stone’s throw…
This post is the third and final article on filmmaker Raeshelle Cooke. After rereading the previous sentence, I am amazed that at such a young age Raeshelle has already created a solid, cinematic portfolio for herself—so much so, I have had a plethora of information about what she has already created and accomplished. I gathered…
I am always amazed, humbled and surprised by the level of genius that is around me in my daily life. When I think I have a handle on the potential people are capable of sharing with one another, when I believe that the level of brilliance and imaginative fluency has been reached by the number…