Author Bill Powers on Jerry Royce Live! November 20, 2014 The second half of the interview is with debut author Bill Powers talking about The Pharm House! //www.spreaker.com/embed/player/standard?autoplay=false&episode_id=5234752 Bill Powers is the author of The Pharm House a debut suspense/thriller from DonnaInk Publications. Purchase Your Copy of The Pharm House now available in … Continue reading →
Show time is THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 2014 @ 10:00PM Positive Power 21 and JRLive! is currently reaching thousands of consumers EVERY DAY by connecting with social media and telecommunication networks. http://www.spreaker.com/positivepower21 http://www.positivepower21.org http://youtu.be/42v4i8tNw28?list=FLVb8zzTeCZNFHQLQTW_dOPQ YouTube Interview with Jerry @ C3 Con Oct 10, 2014 Bill Powers is the author of The Pharm House a debut suspense/thriller … Continue reading →
The National Gallery is an art museum in Trafalgar Square in London. Founded in 1824, it houses a collection of over 2,300 paintings dating from the mid-13th century to 1900. After spending the morning at Churchill’s War Rooms, we walked over to Trafalgar Square to spend the afternoon at the National Gallery. We only saw … Continue reading →
Want to win a great thriller every week for a year? It’s easy to do. Enter ITW’s 1000 Thriller Giveaway: http://www.thebigthrill.org/1000-thrillers/ Bill Powers is the author of The Pharm House a debut suspense/thriller from DonnaInk Publications. Purchase Your Copy of The Pharm House now available in E-book and hard copy format at: http://www.DonnaInk.org … Continue reading →
Here’s a brief interview I did with Jerry Royce Live at C3 Con this year. Stay tuned for a full hour interview that will broadcast in a couple of weeks.
We decided to spend this day in London and picked the Churchill War Room Museum, off Clive Steps, King Charles Street, near St James Park. In the late 1930s, as the prospect of another war on the scale of the Great War (WWI) appeared more likely, British military planners began to prepare for the expected … Continue reading →
Once there were thousands of large British manor homes scattered across Great Briton. Many have been razed, destroyed, fallen into ruin, but even into the 20th century they still had a storied history. During the First World War, Almina, the 5th Countess of Carnarvon, transformed Highclere Castle into a hospital, and patients began to arrive … Continue reading →
After we left Blenheim Palace and visited Churchill’s gravesite, we drove to Oxford for the afternoon. I wanted to see the town and walk through parts of Oxford University. It was about one hour’s drive from Blenheim Palace to Oxford located in Southeast England and best known for being the home of Oxford University, the … Continue reading →
I attended the Creatures, Crime & Creativity (C3) Con this last weekend outside Baltimore and it went well. C3 is a gathering of readers and writers of mystery, suspense, thriller, horror, sci-fi, fantasy and paranormal. I was on three panels (moderated one): Debut novels – So you’ve published your first book, now what? Moving an … Continue reading →
One of my major goals of the trip was to see some British manor homes. In a future story, one of my characters spends some time at a British manor home. We had visited Highclere Castle, Waddesdon Manor and now Blenheim Palace. Blenheim is situated in Oxfordshire, England. It is the principal residence of the … Continue reading →