Publishing | Working Truth

Leaving Madison

by Robert | Oct 28, 2013 | Publishing, Russia

We are leaving Madison. Tonight we board Turkish Airlines flight 6 for Istanbul, Turkey, thence to Venice for a few days and onto Rovinj, Croatia. I’ve finished the final edit on my next novel (which Patrice will read on the plane), formatted Serge Kotlar and...

Leaving Boulder

by Robert | Oct 10, 2013 | Publishing, Russia

Tomorrow, the Rocky Mountains eastern slope and the Boulder, Colorado, Flatirons, disappears. I am glancing over my task list, which in the nature of task lists, is endless; however, there are strike-thru’s up there at the top. Patrice has been teaching; I...

2nd Installment: The Wisconsin Stories

by Robert | Jul 14, 2013 | News Release, Publishing

Patrice publishes her first story: Burial As was Bereft, our previous short story publication, Burial will be offered free on Amazon.com for the five days (20-24 July 2013) during its publication month. Click on Burial on those dates and download it for free. “Robert...

1st Installment: The Wisconsin Stories

by Robert | Jun 8, 2013 | Publishing, Wisconsin

With this short story P.A. Naparstek and I have begun an experiment of writing and publishing a series of interconnected short stories that will at the end create a novel. Two storytellers; one man, one woman, viewing, reacting, considering the same events...

Что Делать? What is to be done?

by Robert | May 9, 2013 | Deception, Publishing, Russia, Soviet Union

Nickolai Chernyshevski and Vladimir Lenin wrote essays fretting over What is to be done? As do I; fret, that is. Their ambition was to remake Russia; mine is somewhat less, merely to tell you what my plans are, or specifically, what I will publish over the next two...

Publisher and Writer – Landowner and Serf

by Robert | Jun 12, 2012 | Publishing, Russia, Soviet Union

I’ve spent a great deal of time composing this blog because I am writing a scene, time frame 1961, in which two young men, Rick Belisle and Andrei Byelenko, minor league baseball hopefuls and sons of Slavic immigrants, are discussing in context of their...