Confessions of a Slave Driver

[...] , I have KDP and Createspace. If I break even, I'll be happy." Last year I published The Carriage Trade. Sales were okay, nothing spectacular. But the reviews I got (and no, not all of them were [...]

[...] . And then you want more. So I'm hoping that you will be hooked on my voice. Download The Carriage Trade for free, and maybe you'll want to read the sequel, The Re-Education of the One Trick Pony. [...]

[...] stomach. Anyway, it took me a while to come up with the opening and closing tag lines for The Carriage Trade. Between the opening and closing tags, you put the synopsis, but sometimes tag lines are so [...]

[...] and I appreciate her assistance very much. I will be uploading a corrected version of The Carriage Trade to both Smashwords and Amazon for Kindle very soon. In the mean time, I leave you with a [...]

[...] me. Two more nights of work and then I can get back to finishing The Re-education of the One Trick Pony. In between gearing up for the Sundance Film Festival, that is. So for now, I've included the [...]

[...] back to finishing up the sequel to The Carriage Trade, titled The Re-Education of the One Trick Pony, which I hope to publish this spring. Now, I need to speak to the men out there. You know [...]

[...] photo, and cobble together a synopsis. Here is what I have so far: The Re-Education of the One Trick Pony: After you get to Happily Ever After, how do you keep from mucking it up? Carlin "Carlos& [...]

[...] 's front yard. Anyway, my next blog will be about my new book, The Re-Education of the One Trick Pony. There will be contests, prizes, cake, and of course wine. You can win the prizes. The cake and [...]

[...] Last week was a hectic one for the Slave Driver household. On Thursday we trekked up to Logan, Utah to attend the student orientation for [...]

[...] of my 18 month old toddler, on the farm. One frantic land-line (no cell) phone call to Mr. Slave Driver, an emergency room visit, and 11 stitches later, I decided that working with 1000 pound [...]

[...] Mr. T, I pity the poor fool who has the unfortunate happenstance to be next to moi. Both Mr. Slave Driver and The Kid are well versed in my take off and landing routine. They must hold my hand and [...]

[...] Since the carriage company I worked for closed shop, I'm no longer a Slave Driver. I am, however, still a writer, and have finally completed the Carriage Chronicles trilogy. [...]

[...] ride, tried first to leave her kid on North Temple. And when that didn't fly with the carriage driver, she walked away at South Gate, leaving her child in the custody of, you guessed it, a [...]

[...] Well, not really. As a carriage driver, I rarely need a mousetrap on my carriage. Inside the barn, however, is a whole 'nother story. [...]

[...] than that of the character in my books. Bill adored Tony. Although he is no longer a carriage driver, if Bill knew I was working with Tony, he would come downtown and visit him. Not me, [...]

[...] gig. What we drivers call, with disdain,  a 'real  job'. Plus I'm still employed as a carriage driver, although I haven't worked since Valentine's weekend.  Trying to get into the M-F dawn [...]

[...] laptop, and I would like to get started on those soon. After finishing the first draft of The Accidental Star, I set it aside and, with the exception of going through and fixing typos, for which I am [...]

[...] an excerpt from Chapter One of (apparently I cannot get away from long titles)... The Accidental Star of the Dog and Pony Show "See, there's where your logic is flawed. Bill is the [...]

[...] , still a writer, and have finally completed the Carriage Chronicles trilogy. The Accidental Star of the Dog and Pony Show, (apparently I'm doomed to making up long titles for the rest [...]

[...] draft of the third installment of The Carriage Chronicles; The Accidental Star of the Dog and Pony Show. This is the last of the Bill/Carlos (Carlin) saga. However, I did leave a little wiggle room to [...]

[...] One of (apparently I cannot get away from long titles)... The Accidental Star of the Dog and Pony Show "See, there's where your logic is flawed. Bill is the kinda guy who will search the ends of [...]

[...] have finally completed the Carriage Chronicles trilogy. The Accidental Star of the Dog and Pony Show, (apparently I'm doomed to making up long titles for the rest of my life) the last book in [...]

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Last week was a hectic one for the Slave Driver household. On Thursday we trekked up to Logan, Utah to attend the student orientation for incoming fre [...]

[...] her but you won't forget her." But you won't be finding my mom's review on my Lisa Deon Amazon page any more, because Amazon, in their infinite wisdom, had started yanking selected [...]

[...] in this funny, offbeat romance. I loved it and found the characters different and engaging. Carlos Farley is one of a kind. You may love her or hate her but you won't forget her." But you won't [...]