DadsLiteraryHideOut discussion

Just wanted to thank you for joining. My name is Mike aka LiteraryDemon and I started this group so Dads could discuss books and stuff. If you are not yet a member I strongly urge you to join our parent site Dadshideout.com .

so like I said my name is Mike and I am a 31 year old dad of 2 boys and I enjoy fantasy and sci-fi books.

Hey I'm Chris, Ctdasme on dadshideout, and I am a 26 year old dad i 1 4 yr old girl.

welcome Chris!

Name is Randy - 45 year old father of 2. Thanks for the invite Mike

My name is Brandon. I'm Tai89 on dadshideout, although I haven't been active on it. I'm a 22 year old father of 3. Thanks for the invite Mike. :)

Hi,

My name is John and KC_Steamroller on the website. I am 41 and have an 8 year old daughter. I just finished reading Michael Connelly's "Nine Dragons". Thanks for the invite.

Hi,
I'm Ross, Brewratt on dadshideout.com, I'm a Stay-At-Home-Dad of a 6 month old. He just started entertaining himself enough that I can steal enough time to read a chapter a day, outside of his books of course.

Nice to meet you guys!

Russell's the name. Read, write 'n' review's the game.

I don't plan to put Letters to My Children back up at Amazon Kindle until my children leave town (Brooklyn) for college. But you can read a couple of reviews of it here at GR in case you're at all interested. (I frankly think it would be of particular interest to so-called "dead end dads" to let you know you're not alone in this dungeon in which the Great American Society apparently chooses to leave us.)

In any case, look for a re-visit and announcement of a (freebie) promotion in September. For the time being -- and for good reason -- the book remains at Amazon in paperback at $47.99.

Russell

Hello All!
Roger joining the club.

"One Little Christmas Tree" (with illustrations by Viorica/Violet Vandor) is now up in promotional mode (i.e., FREE) at Amazon through midnight, Pacific Time, on 11/29/12. You can find it here: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00ADRAG1S.

I know it may be a tad early to think about Christmas presents for the kiddies, but you can never buy enough (or think too early) for the kiddies, n'est pas?

Besides which, if a word like "Golgatha" is not part of your everyday vocabulary (it certainly isn't part of mine!), you might want to consult a dictionary before you sit down to read it with them.

Many thanks...and Merry Christmas to you and yours!

Russell