RAINFOREST IN THE BADLANDS

Where darkness and the powers of night reign,
They bend above unutterable things,
As far away the restless searchlight swings
Its ghastly ray along the burdened plain.
- George Stirling, "Aftermath"

 

http://dghudson-rainwriting.blogspot.com/2014/05/her-bones-are-in-badlands-action-camera.html

 

 

D.G. Hudson has done me the great honor of likening my HER BONES ARE IN THE BADLANDS to

 

F. Scott Fitzgerald's THE LAST TYCOON.

 

Her review is fun, fascinating, and distinctive of her wit and perception.

 

The ghost of Mark Twain just chuckled, "Boy, you feel that way 'cause she compared you to old Fitz is all!"

 

"Hush, Sammy!"

 

 

http://www.amazon.com/HER-BONES-ARE-THE-BADLANDS-ebook/dp/B00FPFOJNO/

I fear her focusing on me will rob of her usual number of visitors.  I would hate that.

Have any of you read THE LAST TYCOON by Fitzgerald?  Did you like it?

Have any of you read HER BONES ARE IN THE BADLANDS? 

What did you think of it.  The ghost of Mark Twain said I only asked that "'cause rotten vegetables cannot be thrown through the internet!"

Robert Rossmann does a riveting, haunting narration of it.  Check it out.

Speaking of which, read what one reviewer wrote of his performance:

The narrator's voice seduces you instantly. Mr. Rossman should slow down so that the listener can savor his narration.

Ellen Gale
Lunenburg, MA

Visit D.G. please.  Don't let her kindness to me cost her visitors or commenters.

In HER BONES ARE IN THE BADLANDS, Samuel is set to do the tango in front of the cameras with Meilori --