AVAILABLE NOW IN PRINT. Me or Whatever from Oneiros Books by me  A work of psychological fiction that leans experimental, each chapter of Me or Whatever is a raw stream-of-consciousness telling of an event in the life of Faith Thomas, a young woman in 1990s Chicago, as she transitions (quite reluctantly) from a 90s grunge kid to a young professional heading straight toward Y2K. As in life, some events are significant, and some are mundane and, at first glance, boring. But that's life. Sometimes there is brilliance in the ordinary. And sometimes you don’t need a traditional narrative to get To know a person. You just need to get inside a person’s head. Read more at Onerios Books. |  THE MINDGAME BOOK REVIEW. That Semicolon Bitch Had To Die. . . . by Tom Conrad I thoroughly enjoyed reading "That Semicolon Bitch Had To Die. . . ." Thank you, Tom Conrad, for writing something original. How many other books do you know in which a character holds deep resentment against a particular form of punctuation? That's right, none. And to my delight, no vampires, werewolves, or paranormal creatures showed up in the story, unless you'd consider semicolons to be paranormal creatures, which would be taking things too far (although if anyone would like to make the argument that they are paranormal, I'll listen). At any rate, to me the book was about the psychology of a young writer reacting to a strange and confusing real-life situation: his first or near-first adult relationship. . . . Read more.  THE MINDGAME BOOK REVIEW Personal Productivity for Busy Managers by Tony Riches |
