No, this episode is not about a cockfights held in the courtyard, but it does involve a police report. No, it doesn’t end in any arrests, but it does involve an illegal activity. Yes, what we will delve into was the product of dirty minds, but it resulted in the cleanest hands our town has … Continue reading
Haunted Town Update…
In breaking paranormal news, there has been another ghost sighting in our fair little bar! Our Friday Night Bartender has reported seeing a ghost as she was closing up shop. A second witness, Nate B., who’s mechanical ingenuity will be featured in the next edition of The Barroom Chronicles, was swamping at the time and although he … Continue reading
NERDS! a treatise on a gaggle of geeks.
NERDS! Who doesn’t love them, hell, I was the biggest nerd ever -my wife says I still am. I got this awesome picture from Deadspin.com and I couldn’t resist sharing it on Facebook with commentary. Then I realized Facebook didn’t offer the space required to do the in-depth analysis this picture deserves. For me, it will … Continue reading
Montana Rural Sneak Preview
This post could very easily be an addition to The Barroom Chronicles, except that this is a fictional story, even though the Humming Bartender may or may not be inspired by someone who is destined to receive his own episode of the nonfiction series. The voice is James Morrison, the narrator of Cemetery Street. Montana Rural … Continue reading
Flash Fiction… Mike Tyson’s Carrot
A while back I was interviewed for the inaugural issue of the online magazine Write Mag. During the interview, Anthony Vernon asked if I could write a good flash fiction story that could make Mike Tyson eating a carrot seem interesting: Here’s the result. For the rest of the interview of more info on Write Mag, click here. Enjoy! Q- If I … Continue reading
Radio Interview Saturday, Feb. 9th
I’ll be on the radio on Saturday, Feb 9th at noon eastern to yap it up about writing. You can catch the show across the globe by clicking the link. Here’s your chance to call in and rough me up a bit. The number’s toll free! (888) 436-7591 http://www.blogtalkradio.com/indiereviews-behind-the-scenes/2013/02/09/indiereview-behind-the-scenes-spks-w-author-john-zunski