Well Considered–“A profoundly memorable and affecting novel”–Robert Fleming, AALBC.com
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Cologne No. 10 For Men – “A superb novel of the Vietnam war…compares favorably with CATCH-22 and M.A.S.H. The writing crackles with authenticity.” —Writer’s Digest
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"I love the way Wilfred recycles the bodies. That's fabulous stuff with a direct line to Heller's Catch-22 and perfectly captures the insanity of the Vietnam War."Skytroopers CD – Songs of war, peace and love from Vietnam, written by Richard Morris in 1967 in Vietnam, and recorded in 2007.
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Category Archives: Relating to Cologne No. 10 for Men
Little Green Men in Greenbelt
On May 11-12 we participated in the 9th Annual Green Man Festival in historic Old Greenbelt, Maryland. This Washington suburb was settled in 1937 as a public cooperative community. Eleanor Roosevelt helped in its planning. The town was originally surrounded … Continue reading
Thanks, Eli
At the International Day of the Book festival in Kensington, Maryland, last Sunday, a steady stream of booklovers passed by. Many stopped to hear about Cologne No. 10 for Men and Well Considered. This is always our first book festival of the season. … Continue reading
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Thank you for your service
The following is a comment on my recent blogpost: Kill Anything That Moves – The Real American War In Vietnam, by Nick Turse: A One-Sided View of the War Calvin Tuttle says: March 15, 2013 at 5:55 am I would … Continue reading
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Kill Anything That Moves – The Real American War In Vietnam, by Nick Turse: A One-Sided View of the War
Nick Turse’s meticulously-researched investigations of American war crimes in Vietnam have gained him a Ridenhour Prize for Reportorial Distinction, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and a fellowship at Harvard University’s Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study. His bestselling work, Kill Anything That Moves, … Continue reading
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Benny’s Mission: An American Classic
Recently, I read Benny’s Mission by Stanford Pritchard. This satirical saga carried me away and enthralled me with its story about Benny Wise. So I had to write a review of it: Benny’s Mission is an American classic–part Candide, part Forrest Gump, part Huckleberry Finn. … Continue reading
Busboys and Poets Hyattsville Bookstore
Well Considered and Cologne No. 10 For Men are now being sold at the new bookstore in Busboys and Poets in Hyattsville, Maryland, an excellent independent bookseller. Buy them there!
The Elements of Style – Updated by Pritchard
To all wordsmiths and students of grammar: There I am, sitting at my table at the Hyattsville Arts Festival, waiting for someone to look at my wares—Cologne No. 10 For Men and Well Considered. I am reading my recent acquisition—William … Continue reading
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Tagged cliches, composition, grammar, Hyattsville Arts Festival, punctuation, Stanford Pritchard, Strunk, The Elements of Style, The Elements of Style Updated and Annotated for Present-Day Use, William Strunk Jr.
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Not an art book either
One of my earlier posts http://richardmorrisauthor.wordpress.com/2010/09/28/not-a-romance-novel/ told about the assumption some people make that Well Considered is a romance novel when they see the black protagonist and the white female character (a neighbor) in the cover illustration even though the characters are … Continue reading
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Tagged Andra Damron, Art Under Pressure store at Busboys and Poets, Busboys & Poets in Hyattsville MD, David Levy, Hyattsville MD arts district, Julia Duin, literary arts, novels with characters of different races
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Not as predicted
Memorial Day weekend did not turn out as I had predicted http://richardmorrisauthor.wordpress.com/2012/05/17/tis-the-season/. In that post I had commented that Well Considered was likely to sell well in Bowie, as the setting of the novel is there, and that Memorial Day … Continue reading
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Can’t top this for a Memorial Day preview
Sunday I will be participating in the new Artsfest in Old Bowie, MD. Then on Monday, Memorial Day, I’ll be in D.C. on Constitution Avenue near the Vietnam Memorial with the Memorial Day Writers’ Project. I can’t top this link … Continue reading
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