Jack Shaw
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The Cave Man Guide to Training and Development
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In Makr's Shadow
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The Cave Man Guide to Training and Development
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ActingSmarts Reviews Local and Regional Theatre
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The Caveman Guide To Training and Development, II
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“Mindful of this hesitation, Desiree persisted in her physical seduction by pulling her shoulders back—thereby extending her breasts, tilting her head, raising her right eyebrow, and smiling. She blew him a kiss. Who could resist that?”
― In Makr's Shadow
― In Makr's Shadow
“I'd be a better writer if I could type better. Or, maybe proofread better the first twelve times.”
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“The dream shows the inner truth and reality of the patient as it really is: not as I conjecture it to be, and not as he would like it to be, but as it is.”
― Memories, Dreams, Reflections
― Memories, Dreams, Reflections
“Mindful of this hesitation, Desiree persisted in her physical seduction by pulling her shoulders back—thereby extending her breasts, tilting her head, raising her right eyebrow, and smiling. She blew him a kiss. Who could resist that?”
― In Makr's Shadow
― In Makr's Shadow
“I'd be a better writer if I could type better. Or, maybe proofread better the first twelve times.”
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Almost finished with Baldacci's The Innocent. Been reading it in favor of Tom Clancy's "Against All Enemies." Baldacci's an e-book and Clancy's paper. Depends on what I have at bedtime. I read Dan Brown's latest (paper) while I was on a week cruise; it was an art lesson, a mystery and a chase scene. Other than that, nothing special.
While I'm not ready to do the entire audio book yet (that was my original plan), I am going to perform/read Harry's Reality in bits and pieces and offer clips on my blog page http://shawsreality.com and here. I have severe dry mouth that has kept me off the stage, but I can still do short bits. I'm hoping it will be a nice added feature when someone comes to my page.
I know other writers get this way. If it wasn't so early and if I really drank a lot, I'd be crying in my beer right now. You write an epic science fiction novel,like "In Makr's Shadow," even offer it for free, and all you can do is imagine it must be the length that is keeping people from reading it. Little do they know there are many jewels inside, and obstacles, along with twists and turns along the way.










