Til the Last Hemlock Dies

Musings on genre writing, waterfall wandering, and peak bagging in the South's wilderness areas.

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Monday, February 22, 2016

Suuuuuuure You Are.

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Here's a weird tale of my high school years that was triggered by something someone mentioned online: When I was in high school this n...
Tuesday, September 16, 2014

Lake Conasauga

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On the day we planned to go kayaking on the Coosa River, the weather did not cooperate. Weird as it sounds, kayaking in the rain is not fun....
Monday, June 03, 2013

Two Projects

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In the past, I have worked on more than one project at the same time. Quite often, in fact. I have been invited to contribute of antholog...
Saturday, March 03, 2012

Living with Vermin

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Between the ages of 15 and 18 I lived in the north Georgia mountains in a place called Gilmer County . The nearest town to where we lived wa...
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Tuesday, September 08, 2009

Working the Words

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Writing is probably the most inexact art form. As a writer I have an image in my mind, or an emotion I wish to convey. I go to the keyboard ...
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James Robert Smith
I'm a laborer. Formerly I worked as a letter carrier for the USPS. I'm also a writer with over seventy published short stories, hundreds of pages of comic book scripts, scores of reviews, and several novels, among them THE FLOCK. In July 2009, Angry Films announced that they'd optioned the film rights to my novel, THE FLOCK via Warner Brothers. I also edited the Poe-themed anthology EVERMORE for Arkham House Books. My short story collection, A CONFEDERACY OF HORRORS was published by Hippocampus Books in 2015. I'm always had at work on another novel and the occasional short story. My latest novels are WORKING CLASS HERO: The Autobiography of a Superhuman, and THE EMISSARY. All contents of this blog are copyright by James Robert Smith.
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