Posts Tagged ‘Ray Harvey books’
Somebody just told me about this recent episode of America’s Got Talent, which I don’t generally watch. I do, however, have very good reason to think that Dusty May, the protagonist in my novel Gap-Toothed Girl, inspired a dancer named Ms. Ashlee Montague, who recently appeared on America’s Got Talent and danced on upright bottles. […]
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Chapter 12 It was the Western States Track-and-Field meet, held in Las Vegas, Nevada, and it had become one of the biggest high-school track events of the year. The 1600 meter run began at 3:00 in the afternoon. Jonas Hayat from Albuquerque, New Mexico, was the favorite, but there were other serious contenders as well, […]
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I’ve retitled and extensively rewritten Reservation Trash, which is now called Reservation Trash & The White Rose. The book is still a novella — 35,000 total words — but it’s 13,000 words longer than before, with five new chapters, and also a number of elaborations, as well as significant cuts. I sought to integrate it more […]
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Did you know that in present-day America, there exist many, many isolated pockets of Utopia? These are places wherein healthcare is 100 percent free. Where housing is fully provided by money that pours freely in. And food as well is provided. In these Utopias, everyone has access to education, and education, too, is 100 percent […]
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(c)Ray Harvey 2011