Hi everyone. I wanted to stop in and let you know that I am making some big changes to the site here, and to a lot of things. I am stopping the blog. The site will still be here, a landing site that will tell a bit about me and a link to my library … Continue reading Changes Coming – Big Changes
Author: Russell J. Fellows
You can call me Russ.
I am a bad joke teller. Really bad joke teller. Just ask my wife and kids. The worst part is, I do it on purpose. Sometimes, you need a bad joke to make a good day.
I like to think of myself as a storyteller. I can, as far as I can tell, do this marginally better than telling jokes.
I write to tell stories of fun and adventure. I write to tell stories that dance with your imagination.
I write to tell stories that remind us all that there is always hope.
And Hope Never Fails.
The Guardian
Her thoughts traveled south with the mist into the village. She would regret the children, but the beast would spare no one.
Book Review: The Soldier Who Killed A King by David Kitz
Here is my review of David Kitz’s book, The Soldier Who Killed a King. Summary (from Amazon): A stunning story of Holy Week through the eyes of a Roman centurion Watch the triumphal entry of the donkey-riding king through the eyes of Marcus Longinus, the centurion charged with keeping the streets from erupting into open … Continue reading Book Review: The Soldier Who Killed A King by David Kitz
A Dark and Stormy Night
Thunder rolled in the distance. Lightning streaked the sky. A forked bolt touched the ground and lit the horizon for a moment. Eric marked the distance and pulled the collar of his duster up around his neck. Cold drops reached between his Stetson and collar to prick his neck. Was that it? There was something … Continue reading A Dark and Stormy Night
Flash Fiction Friday: The Spaceship
Here's my entry into this week's Flash Fiction for Aspiring Writers contest. It's been awhile. Enjoy it! “This is your plan? A windmill?” Stephanie eyed the stone colossus. Martin grabbed her hand. “Take a look inside with me.” “And what do you have hidden in there? A spaceship?” A smile pulled at the corners of … Continue reading Flash Fiction Friday: The Spaceship
