My novel, When Men Betray, is coming to Charleston, SC on Saturday November 1, 2014. If you, your friends, or family live in the Charleston area please drop by the Ella Richardson Gallery, 58 Broad St., between 1:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. I will be there signing and selling copies of When Men Betray, talking about writing novels, […]
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I dreamed that the Razorbacks beat Alabama this weekend. For some reason I was dreaming that we could have a eight and four record, but even if we beat Alabama that would be a bigger dream. Alabama is going to be madder than H*** and knowing they have to win out and hope that Ole
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October is the month that you are supposed to change the batteries in your smoke detector but never do. Have you noticed that the batteries always die around three in the morning after a night out? How does your smoke detector know when you are least capable of changing out a battery and haven’t been
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Have a sick friend? Flowers and Candy are nice, but be creative give him a great book — When Men Betray. Do something nice for your assistant? He/she worked overtime, covered for you with your boss, etc. Flowers you’ve done that. (He/She probably ordered them.) Give her an autographed copy of When Men Betray. It
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I had the experience of playing three times for the Razorbacks in Lubbock. Once for the freshmen team (Freshmen back then weren’t eligible to play for the varsity, an idea that is worth revisiting.), the second time as a sophomore, and finally as a senior in my last regular season game as a Razorback football
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I am amazed at how much information I have at my fingertips. Computer technology allows me to ask just about any question, and I will get an answer and probably a video explaining it. Television has so many channels every football game, every sporting event, and every form of entertainment is available twenty-four hours a
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My Razorbacks have already lost to Auburn, Seattle beat Green Bay like a drum, and this weekend just about every high school, college, and professional team will be playing. Summer is over, kids are back in school, and if I were in the corporate workplace somebody would be scheduling a meeting about end-of-the-year planning. Before
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One of the real benefits of having When Men Betray published is that it has given Webb the opportunity to get out and have conversations with various organizations and groups. He addressed great crowds at the Laman library in NLR and the Mecklenburg library in Charlotte, spoken to several book clubs, and also addressed a variety of
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Back in my day, a long time ago far, far away, Coach Broyles and “The Man” Wilson Matthews taught us how to get in our opponents head. Now we never played Auburn, but here are a few suggestions: Have an offensive lineman ask the man lined up on his nose right before the snap, “If
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Today, I am doing over twenty appearances around the country on radio, courtesy of the Talk Radio News Network and my dear friend Ellen Ratner. We are talking a lot about my novel, When Men Betray, but a little bit of discussion about politics and Razorback football naturally follows. Five star reviews of When Men Betray continue to