One year ago Murder For Me reached number 5 on Amazon’s best seller list in its genre during Cyber-Monday. It was a great day for me. Of course, that list is fluid and constantly changing. I’ve moved on to the next Read More …
Word count. That’s what my task is, where my mind should be, tonight. We’re back from China and I’m working on the last few chapters of the first draft of the sequel to my novel Murder For Me. I’m twenty chapters Read More …
We spent the morning at the Jade Buddha Temple and the Bund in Shanghai, where I took a picture of Marilyn; then we rested before one of our best travel nights ever. You take chances when you travel — if Read More …
Shanghai: See the future. Not just for your child and grandchildren. Now. Shanghai runs along both shores of the Yangtze River. On one side, it seems like the nineteenth century, but on the other shore you glimpse what may be Read More …
In the Air over Japan We’re flying over Sendai, Japan right now, and it occurs to me that this is a much larger world than we imagine, and a much smaller one. We’ve flown 6,500 air miles since we took Read More …
I’m in downtown Fort Worth on a rainy day, and I walk by this beautifully renovated Square on the way to their courthouse. I stop by the Sid Richardson Museum, which is full of Remington paintings. I don’t like his Read More …
A guest post from my wife, Melinda Little: Last week on the way to work someone cut me off. When I tapped my horn because I was afraid the driver had not seen me, he flipped me off. Then, later, Read More …
I asked Aimee to guest blog this week. Her expertise has been crucial to my social media outreach, and I wanted to introduce you to her. Wanting to Break Through on Social Media I began working with Houston’s Sandy Lawrence, Read More …
It’s raining today in Houston. Not much, but it’s the first rain since Hurricane Harvey. One friend on Facebook asked if rain scares everyone. Another friend posted that if your children are frightened by rain now, and they weren’t before, Read More …
I took my dog for a walk tonight. It was a beautiful, cool evening, and I live downtown, so we walked through DiscoveryGreen Park. Another man walking his dog came up to me and said, “Murder for Me, you wrote Read More …
Melinda and I have been married thirty-four years. She’s a Houston native, attended St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church her whole life, and graduated from its school. Hurricane Harvey devastated the church. The entire campus was flooded. The chapel has to be Read More …
I haven’t posted a blog recently because of Hurricane Harvey. He’s kept us busy the last two weeks. When a hurricane first hits, you worry about your safety. Once it becomes reasonably clear you are safe, you start checking on Read More …
A guest blog by Melanie Bragg from the American Bar Association website “Don’t Get Discouraged. Believe in the Law” I’m remembering the legal giants again this month. We lost another legend and someone I call a friend when Richard “Racehorse” Read More …
We went to Paris during the strikes there. We do things like that all the time. Istanbul during Ramadan. The Middle East during terrorist attacks. In two months, we’re going to China with all this going on about North Korea Read More …
Susan Prince Jones put up this post today: Russell Little, your book was fantastic!!!!! Read it in 2 days. Couldn’t put it down!!!! Reviewed it on Amazon also. Keep writing!!!! And she posted this picture. She’s an alumna of Amarillo Read More …