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Blog postAs I work on my upcoming album I keep trying to find ways to expand on the message behind the music. When all is said and done, that message is simple. Music is spiritual. That’s way it’s used in religious services. Music helps to evoke an emotion. I hope I can do that with myContinue reading "Redemption"
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Blog postI’ve spent years writing songs, and a large majority of them were dominated by heavily distorted guitars. I decided I wanted to try something different. What I came up with is a song full of washy reverbs and delays. It is ambient, and pretty, while having some intense elements added for flavor. What it lacksContinue reading "Guiding Light"
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Blog postI’m a backsliding Christian. I wish that wasn’t a fact, but it is. I’ve come to Jesus more than once in my life and it comes down to a simple, inconvenient truth: I don’t have the strength on my own to live without sin. Thankfully, Jesus Christ paid the price for all of us, and despite straying towards the darkness many times, I am back and committed to serving Him.
It’s easy to place blame of my failures onto the stressful life of being in the Navy, the deployments, the high-stress s -
Blog postOy, I am about over the distress coming from the CoronaVirus. This is wrecking havoc on the stock market and people are out of work in order to lessen the spread of the virus. I think taking precautions during a virus is smart, but I’ll be a monkey’s uncle if it doesn’t stress me out. Heck, I even had to arm wrestle someone for toilet paper…I’m kidding, but I would have if I needed to lol.
Anyway, for those of you cooped up in your homes and suffering from cabin fever, hopefully I can -
Blog postNo one remembers anything.
Life on the ARK was meant to be a second chance for humanity. At least that’s what the governor proclaims each time he gets in front of a camera. But somehow the *** has become a nightmare and no one knows if life will ever return to normal.
Robert, the adopted name of an unremembered John Doe hired to find missing persons on the ARK, is searching for a girl. Unfortunately, she is an Albie, and part of a fetish group of people with cybernetic augment -
Blog postContinue to learn about the creators of Broken Arrow Mercenary Force in part three of the five-part interview series.
Do you enjoy listening to audiobooks, or reading e-books, or are you old school? Rick: I don’t like reading physical books anymore at all. I prefer e-books. Audio books can be good, but only with the right narrator. Some guys read too slow and I get impatient.
Drew: I prefer paperback books. Hardbacks are too clunky, and e-books don’t feel lik -
Blog postContinue to learn about the creators of Broken Arrow Mercenary Force in part two of the five-part interview series.
How long did it take you to write your first book, and is it published? Rick: My first book took most of my junior year in HS to write and not only is it not published, it got thrown away. Which is good, because it was horrible.
Drew: The first book I completed took me twenty-four days to finish the first draft. I took all of December off, and took tw -
Blog postRick Partlow and I teamed up to create an all-new military science fiction series featuring mechs and mercs. The series is based on my short story Hellfire, but the series is far superior to the small concepts brought forth in that story I wrote so many years ago. I’m proud of what we’re doing, and I’m ecstatic that Rick wanted to contribute and bring this to life with me. Hopefully you’re excited as well.
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Blog postJoin Merchants of War writers, Rick Partlow and Drew Avera, as they answer some interview questions in this five-part series.
Where are you from? Rick: Brandon, FL.
Drew: Meridian, MS, but currently live in Chesapeake, VA.
What was your biggest interests growing up? Rick: Space, dinosaurs and the Army.
Drew: Army movies, comic books, and music.
When did you know you wanted to be a writer? Rick: When I was in HS, I began writing my first book.
Dr
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Storming Area 51 (A Bayonet Books Anthology Book 2)
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J W Kiefer,
Walt Robillard,
Michael Gants,
Sarah A. Hoyt,
Alice Peng,
Jamie Ibson,
Tim Niederriter,
Phillip Ginn,
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Marisa Wolf,
Aaron Seaman,
Doug Burbey,
Nathan Pedde,
Tim C. Taylor,
Casey Moores,
Cisca Small,
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Declan Finn,
IQ Malcolm,
Milissa L. Story,
J. William Adler,
Joshua M. Young,
Sophie J. Shepherd,
Lawrence N. Oliver,
Mel Todd,
Drew Avera,
Philip K. Booker,
Tamsin L. Silver,
Robert W. Ross,
Daniel Medrano,
R. Max Tillsley
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