Fiction as Real as My Breath.
I’ve been writing so much serious non-fiction I’ve forgotten how to write fun, lighthearted fiction. Or non-fiction, I guess. I don’t really have any stories to tell. Some people, I’ve seen them, they have stories. Characters, plots, rich new worlds of imagination…. I don’t. My aborted novel is testimony to that – it’s awful not [...]
Interview on “Writers’ Voices”
http://www.writersvoices.com/free-radio-online/writing/ron-khare-the-sharp-knife-of-forced-simplicity-the-numinous-rebellion/ Probably the best interview I’ve had so far. Thanks Monica and Caroline! You can also watch the interview on YouTube here: Get Volume 1 Now!
American Farmer (GF)
[This is one of my posts from Growing Freedom, my old blog on the trials of trying to start your own sustainable garden/mini-farm with almost no personal experience. This was originally posted on Apr 27, 2009] from “How To Grow More Vegetables” – “One mini-farmer may be able to net $20,000 to $40,000+ a year [...]
On Credit Cards
A credit card is a lot like a basket full of puppies held by a gun-wielding maniac. You can take all the puppies out of the basket and play with them, but you have to put them all back – plus two more puppies. If you don’t, the maniac will shoot you. Get Volume 1 Now!
Deer Fence #3 (GF) (Video)
This is one of my vlog posts from Growing Freedom, my old blog on the trials of trying to start your own sustainable garden/mini-farm with almost no personal experience. As implied, this is the third video in a series in which I desperately try to keep animals from eating my garden. I estimate, despite the fences [...]
Rebellious Thought for the Day.
“Whenever the legislators endeavor to take away and destroy the property of the people, or to reduce them to slavery under arbitrary power, they put themselves into a state of war with the people, who are thereupon absolved from any further obedience.” ~ John Locke We live on a beach with a million lines drawn [...]
Rototiller vs. Iowa Clay (GF) (Video)
This is one of my vlog posts from Growing Freedom, my old blog on the trials of trying to start your own sustainable garden/mini-farm with almost no personal experience. Figuring that hand-digging was taking too much time and effort, I convince my parents to rent a rototiller for me – the results are not too surprising. [...]
A Test Turns Real
Trying to pass yourself off as a “Professional Writer” is tough sometimes. For example, having a blog. Every post you make has to not only be impeccably spell-checked and grammar-fixed, but also so engaging and interesting that the random reader, like a sailor in antiquity, will be helplessly drawn in by my Siren song and [...]
