Hey! I did a new thing! I wrote and published a book! Huh? How is that a new thing, you ask? Because this book has nothing to do with hiking or anything memoir related. This book is a fictional tale about a civilian tech rep who solve a murder on a navy ship. It’s called Tail of the Dragon. Click the image below if you want to check it out on Amazon.
Sit back, settle in, and prepare yourself for this long story about how a short story has found it’s way to the light. OK, not really found footage, like the Blair Witch Project up there, but found wordage? Yeah, we’ll go with that. This found wordage had been lost for around 39 years. I say had, because it has been found! Found by me! When I was around 17 years old, I fancied myself as the next Stephen King and…
Yeah, published another one. Second in the RViditots series. Check it out on my author page if you want.
Not those kind of dreads! BTW, that’s my friend Liz Kidder. She’s a kick ass thru-hiker and an accomplished dreads artist. Sometimes I’ll bring up my blog and hit the widget on the side of the page that brings up a random blog post I wrote. How narcissistic is that? Today’s random post was one I wrote back in 2017 that was a prompt from the below book. I had to list things that I dread during the day. When…
It’s true! Podcasts seem to have increased in popularity in recent years. They would probably be even more popular if older Gen X and Baby Boomers didn’t think they were some exotic technology best left to Millennials and Gen Z. It’s basically just like listening to people talk on the radio except you listen on your computer or phone. Anyway, the point of this post is not to educate you on podcasts, it’s to let you know that I was…
This whole post is going to sound like a bunch of whining from beginning to end about getting to do something I always dreamed about. So let me preface it by saying I am very grateful for what I got to do, because not many people get afforded the same opportunity. That being said, isn’t it more fun to read about how things go wrong and the obstacles you must overcome to get them to go right? So whining, but…
I published another book. This one is called TALES OF THE RVIDIOTS – YEAR ONE. It’s a memoir about our first year of full-time RV life. Here’s the synopsis. Myself (Lee), my wife (Michelle), and our 100 pound Golden Retrievers (Sawyer and Finn) had no idea what we were getting into. We had never owned an RV and just decided to sell our house, get rid of most of our material possessions, and go on the road. What could go…
I’m getting close to publishing another book and I figured that the list of all my books along the right side of the page is getting a little too cumbersome. So, I made a new author website! It’s called Lee Lovelace Writes Some Books. You can click the link here or the picture on the right side of the page if you want to check it out.
Dropped three new episodes of Tales of the RVidiots: Year 1 on Kindle Vella, blah, blah, blah… You know what to do… CLICK HERE IF YOU WANT TO READ THEM AND PUT SOME FOOD ON MY TABLE
My newest book is now published and available on Amazon as an eBook, paperback, or hardback. An Audiobook version will be available in the near future. Like I’ve said in previous posts, this one was a blast to write. The characters came alive and told me their story. I only wrote it down. Here’s a synopsis: Paul had always wanted to hike The Appalachian Trail, but life got in the way. Now, death would be his deliverance to the path…