Editor's Choice: Dying Inside by Robert Silverberg

 

In my opinion, Dying Inside by Robert Silverberg is one of the great "lost" books in the Science Fiction genre. Here's why:

S.A.V.A. Press 1st Ever Livestream Event!

 

Update: Join Editor-In-Chief Jesse Rucilez as S.A.V.A. Press goes LIVE on Facebook for the first time! 

Friday, June 17^th @ 5 p.m. PT here: https://www.facebook.com/Subject-And-Verb-Agreement-Press-102617865565175/

Jesse will be announcing the official list of authors, stories, and various content for our upcoming 3^rd Quarter, hosting a Q&A from viewers, live reading from his published work, and just hanging out. 

Why not? 

So welcome, one and all.

See ya then!  

Evolve Past The Pain @ The Dope Fiend Daily!

 

I'm happy to announce that my poem: "Evolve Past The Pain" has been published @ The Dope Fiend Daily!

Special thanks to Editor-In-Chief Scott Simmons, and Editor John Patrick Robbins!

Read it here: https://thedopefienddaily.blogspot.com/2022/06/evolve-past-pain-by-jesse-rucilez.html?fbclid=IwAR3dsZfXzylPr4Ynqj_4nOT8a-ADC-6J9wwpWXAoGrfBvimxDdv5-6-26c8

Editor's Choice: The Elements of Style by Strunk & White

 

 All serious writers should read: 

The Elements of Stye, by Strunk & White.

Here's why:

Death's Avenger #4: The Quad

 

                                                      DEATH'S AVENGER

Superhero. Serial Killer. Pawn. 

Here's a video of me reading Episode #4 from my horror superhero series: Death’s Avenger!

Blaine Myers, a mild-mannered man in Stark City, Oregon, is chosen to be an Avatar of Death itself! In this episode, Blaine’s terrible morning continues as he arrives late to work and gets reamed by his boss. Later, during lunch, Blaine discusses the local murders with his pals, Isaac, Franklin, and Bill, and the discussion turns philosophical. Hmmm…sounds like poor Blaine has only just begun to face his existential crisis! 

Death’s Avenger Volume 1 is available in paperback @ https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B096TN9JT7/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_bibl_vppi_i14

Editor's Choice: Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov

In my opinion, the finest novel written in the English language is:

Lolita, by Vladimir Nabokov.

Here's why:

Editor's Choice: On Writing by Stephen King

 

All serious writers should read: 

On Writing, by Stephen King.

Here's why: