I am honored to be featured in this wonderful quarterly magazine. In addition to authors the magazine features poets, artists, photographers, and journalists. A big thank you to Paul White for giving me the opportunity to share my writing and a little about myself. Be sure to read both parts of the magazine. You don’t want to miss a page! Continue reading CQ is out NOW

Source: THE RAILROAD by Neil Douglas Newton – my review no.45 Continue reading THE RAILROAD by Neil Douglas Newton – my review no.45

Originally posted on Where the buck stops:
The Watchmage of old New York is a gem. Well crafted, full of pyrotechnical plot elements, it is fascinating from the very beginning. Literature and media is full of tales of Victorian New York City. Mr. Sanders merges the magic of old New York with actual magic. The watchmage is  a guardian of “dwellers”, paranormal creatures from other… Continue reading Review of “the watchmage of old new York” By C.A. Sanders.

Originally posted on Jessica Wren Fiction:
Good morning, and I would like to extend an invitation to join me as I launch my second novel, a paranormal dystopian/historical fiction combo called “The Solomon Project.” I started this novel for NaNoWriMo after carrying around the idea for years. I don’t think I’ve ever had more fun writing a book. The novel revolves around Eddie Ruiz, one… Continue reading Cover Reveal for The Solomon Project

Originally posted on Where the buck stops:
Neil Newton: Author of “The Railroad” on Amazon http://amzn.to/1IDMjwm http://bit.ly/1QYag3l http://amzn.to/1KxdZD6 A few years ago I read an article which discussed the growing numbers 911 first responders who had developed a variety of diseases, many of them fatal. Not surprisingly, that article and several others emphasized the evasive nature of the city’s response to the growing plague. Now,… Continue reading 911: The sad fate of heroes