When you have the votes of deceased persons, and you’re trying to sell them, it probably helps to find a buyer who isn’t already up to their neck in fraud. A sales lesson from “Dead Souls: An American Poem,” Chapter 3:Read More →
Taber was a man whom enterprising women found most attractive, but not in the traditional, predictable sense of physical attraction; no, not that base, animalistic type of attraction. What he lacked in what one might term “general good looks”—though beauty be held in the eye of the beholder—he made up for in corpulence and, more importantly, political pull.Read More →
Our first novel “Dead Souls: An American Poem” is coming out this summer! You can preorder now!Read More →
Rebecca Lovell’s is not the voice of an angel, unless that angel sported a black leather jacket riding a classic Harley.Read More →