Dear Mr. President, I watched you last night on the first debate for the campaign of 2012. I am a big fan. I was so happy when you were elected almost four years ago. You know why we all voted […]
You Can Follow This Blog
To the left of this post, just under the thumbnail of the cover of my novel, Beyond the Will of God, you can now click on a “Follow” box to receive information on new posts for this website. I will […]
The Body Era: Blog Entry at Cabin Goddess
Check out the creative piece I did to promote Beyond the Will of God at CabinGoddess.com. http://cabingoddess.com/2012/09/the-body-era-david-biddle-visits-for-fourth-wall-friday/ Kriss Morton is awesome. If you’re up for something different, Beyond the Will of God is it.
Implosions Making Slow But Steady Progress: Reader’s Draft Available
I have Implosions of America out now in Reader’s Draft form. I am looking for readers who are interested in giving me review, copy-editing, and consistency advice. The book is available in any form your ereader wants. Just email me […]
Awesome Indies Reviews My Novel BEYOND THE WILL OF GOD
My little novel about really big issues has been reviewed by Awesome Indies. I’m pleased to announce it made the cut to be posted at their site. Check out the review… http://awesomeindies.wordpress.com/2012/09/23/review-beyond-the-will-of-god-by-david-biddle-speculative-fictionmystery/
Shifting Gears: From Psychedelia to Reality
My first novel, Beyond the Will of God: A Jill Simpson Mystery, is a psychedelic mystery that I’m very proud of. The original idea for the story came to me in the mid-1970s. Six years later, on New Years Day, […]
More Thoughts on Fake Reviews and Other Stupid Writer Tricks
I published an opinion piece at Talking Writing called, simply enough, “Can You Trust Online Reviews.” This piece identifies a small component of a much bigger phenomenon in the writing world today. Yes, there are loads of fake and biased […]
Real Romance: Implosions of America
My fellow Americans, we are all so stupid and wishy-washy about love. Those of us in our 50s and beyond are also faced almost daily with the weird little gremlin of loss — loss of parents, loss of friends, loss […]
