Originally posted on James Harrington's Blog of Geek and Writing:
“It’s the Alt-right’s fault!” “It’s the SJWs fault!” “It’s the majority of people who choose to do nothing’s fault!” “It’s the radicals fault!” “It’s the people in Washington’s fault!” Well… actually, you’re all right. What!? Yeah, surprised to hear me say it? I like…
I love my blog, I look forward to checking it each morning. I like writing different articles for it. It’s a great feeling when you get a spark of inspiration for a post. It also makes me very happy when someone takes the time to write a comment, and they are nearly always nice friendly […]
Read more "Blogging to much"Sorry I lied, I have no idea, but as I surpassed 800 followers I thought I would share what I did, you never know it might get you a few extra follows too. Why Blog? For me this is the most important thing, decide why you are writing your blog. To write mine I have […]
Read more "How to make your blog successful"Fake news is now the new buzz word along with alternative facts and post truth. A lot of people are getting hot under the collar how to stop it. Personally, I don’t see fake news as a problem. Well it is a problem but not one that is new. For a very long time the […]
Read more "Fake news isn’t the problem"All good authors research their stories, so I’m told. It’s been a bit hard to research some of mine as it involves a lot of magic. I was alright on the sailing parts as I’ve done a bit myself. There is one story line involving drugs, I didn’t research that personally but relied on my […]
Read more "Author research"I have a friend (I know hard to believe but I do) he’s called James. We meet as teenagers probably in the church Youth Group. I don’t remember anything from that time apart from we liked different music and very different politics, I do remember lending him a suit for a wedding. I had a […]
Read more "Everyone needs a friend like James"This book, A Brand of Fire by Ben Blake, tells the story of how the Trojan war started. It sticks to the known version pretty well but adds personality to the famous names and nuances to the events. I studied ancient history but a slightly later period, classical Greece, so I know the story but […]
Read more "A Brand of Fire, a book of mythical proportions"