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The Storytellers (Part XIV) – An Interview with Author James Hankins . . .

June 17, 2016A. Keith Carreiro2 commentsCreativity, inspiration, James Hankins, self-publishing, Storytelling, writing

Author James Hankins being interviewed in September 2015 about his thriller story The Prettiest One for Kindle Most Wanted, Amazon’s community for fans, mysteries and suspense novels. (Photo permission and courtesy of James Hankins.)   This blog post is the second of a two–part interview with author James Hankins. Following the format I used last…

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The Storytellers (Part IX) . . .

April 7, 2016A. Keith Carreiro4 commentsArtistry, Creativity, Guitar Mastery, inspiration, Jazz Guitar, Lenny Breau, Performance Skill, Storytelling

Leonard Harold “Lenny” Breau (Photo courtesy and permission of Art of Life Records.†)   Lenny, how would you describe your music? In what terms? Well, if I had to say something fast, I have to say, “It’s just music.” You see? But it’s a combination of all the different kinds of music that I learned—all…

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Preparing – Part II . . .

January 21, 2016A. Keith Carreiro8 commentsCosts of Genocide, Creativity, inspiration, Neil Bascomb, Poetic Inspiration, Ray Kurzweil, Storytelling, War between Good & Evil, World War Two Generation, writing

(Photo (2010) by A. Keith Carreiro) In looking back at the World War Two era, I wondered if I could write a poem that honored my parent’s generation, especially in terms of describing what they were fighting against. From Bascomb’s novel, I took a quote by Heinrich Himmler in reference to Adolf Eichmann (1906-1962) and…

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Preparing – Part I . . .

January 14, 2016A. Keith Carreiro6 commentsAllied Liberation of Nazi Concentration Camps, Creativity, inspiration, Neil Bascomb, Poetic Inspiration, World War Two Generation, writing

(Photo, c. 1944, of my mother and aunt [left to right]: Martha Louise & Francis Elizabeth “Betty” de Sousa.) In my first blog, I wrote about the resolution I made to myself in compiling together and updating all of the poetry I had written to that time (1965-2014). Doing so helped me establish a regular…

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  • 6 ARIA Authors Each Contribute Their First Book to a Boxed Set in Their Ongoing SF&F Series. August 8, 2021
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