Well Considered–“A profoundly memorable and affecting novel”–Robert Fleming, AALBC.com
Available at Busboys and Poets Bookstore, TeachingForChange.org, iUniverse.com, BarnesAndNoble.com, Amazon.com, and other online bookstores and by phone at 1-800-288-4677.Reviews for Well Considered: Click to see full review or hover for summary
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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Richard Peabody, Editor of Gargoyle Magazine
"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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Notes on Rewriting…
Rewriting: I am currently drafting my third novel and know that I face the more difficult part ahead—the rewrite. After I develop characters and plot , do all the research to give the story its details and setting, and lay out the scenes in a table, I write the story. That’s … Continue reading
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Is this the New Year?
Many of us who are connected with schools in some way think of September as the New Year. I am now experiencing a new kind of “New Year.” A year ago I had just changed my official website to WordPress … Continue reading
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Busboys and poets…reprise
I have several earlier posts that refer to Busboys and Poets (D.C. 14th & V location). Last spring and summer, soon after I started this blog, I posted many of our experiences related to Busboys and Poets — author presentations, theater … Continue reading
Watching the world go by…
That’s what it felt like at the Takoma Park Street Festival: watching the world go by, ensconced in our stall in a Mediterranean bazaar on a narrow, winding street lined with tents on both sides. In front of our … Continue reading
James W. Loewen at Busboys & Poets
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Can’t go
My wife asked if I wanted to hear Paula Young Shelton at Busboys & Poets (http://www.busboysandpoets.com) tonight but I reminded her that today is Wednesday and I have a regularly scheduled event. Seems like a good time to post about Paula, Busboys, … Continue reading
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