by Noel Neff Ron Cunningham said he has given serious consideration to changing his business card to include the words “Trained Observer of the Human Condition.” “That may be actually the best definition of a writer I can give you today,” he said, followed by a wry grin. Cunningham, former … Read More
by Wendy Thornton A large crowd of writers and environmentally concerned attendees heard speaker Rick Smith talk about his father, Patrick Smith, and the many historical books he wrote about Florida. The most famous is A Land Remembered, but it was his fist Florida book, Forever Island, which garnered a … Read More
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(by Skipper Hammond) The first advice writers get is “Write what you know.” Bob Lee has done exactly that, writing about his three decades with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC). But instead of common, everyday life, his stories are pure adventure-thriller, the stuff of Indiana Jones’ experience. … Read More
