WAKING UP NAKED...
Gregg E. Townsley
- Location
- St Helens, Oregon, USA
- Birthday
- March 08
- Bio
- Dropped from a hungry womb in 1952, when the average cost of a family home was $9,000 and 20 cents bought a gallon of gas. Albert Einstein refused the Presidency of Israel (I would have taken it, despite not being Jewish). And given it not being offered, I've been struggling ever since...
MY RECENT POSTS
- AN EXERCISE IN 7 and 10
October 23, 2011 07:35PM - Chapter 5 of my first novel,
DUSTSUCKER
October 11, 2011 07:04PM - Chapter 1 of my first novel,
DUSTSUCKER
October 04, 2011 08:00PM - ROCKFORD
September 27, 2011 12:30PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Thanks for putting me
back on the path. I'll work 12
hours
today and my
wife--if…”
October 31, 2011 10:22AM - “Very nice. You've got
the thrill of the chase, the
fear of
being caught, the
wor…”
October 25, 2011 01:15PM - “Yup. And that's all I
want Google to see...as if I
have a
chance of
controlling…”
October 22, 2011 10:56PM - “One word. Amazing. Okay,
two words. Erma Bombeck
(my
apologies, if you
didn't…”
October 16, 2011 11:10AM - “Appreciating Helvetica
Stone's comment on my first
chapter
that I might not
want…”
October 11, 2011 07:16PM
Gregg E. Townsley's Links
AN EXERCISE IN 7 and 10
I'm not much of a poet and truly don't aspire to be. But having finished writing for the day, I thought I'd jot a quick couple of lines to "hold the moment" until tomorrow. And as an experiment in meter, something I don't know a damned thing about save in an oral… Read full post »
Chapter 5 of my first novel, DUSTSUCKER
Chapter 5
The American Gospel Mission entered the Nevada’s Great Basin in 1868. You might say it started out as a Presbyterian churchman’s wet dream, if Presbyterian churchmen had such things, which they don’t, generally.
Emma and Henry Nauman had left a nameless backwat… Read full post »
Chapter 1 of my first novel, DUSTSUCKER
CHAPTER ONE
Spinning the cylinder and rocking his iron up toward the roof ejected six spent shells from his carbon-glazed Colt. “Damn it,” he shouted, feeling instantly guilty that God in heaven, who had spared his backside a second time on the Comstock, might suddenly/… Read full post »
ROCKFORD
If I wasn’t married
But I am
Happily I might add
Which I wouldn’t have said eleven years ago
When I wasn’t.
If I wasn’t married
I’d live on a houseboat
Like Rockford, the PI did in the Rockford Files
Except his house wasn’t a houseboat
It was a trailer.
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