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Wednesday, March 11, 2015

Posted by Robert Eringer at 8:45 PM

Labels: Portland

IN MEMORY OF MY MOTHER-IN-LAW

She defied all the stereotypical sayings about mothers-in-law. She was amazing, wonderful and loving. Claire DeSapio Gesualdi passed away ...
"FEAST-FORWARD"

Let the Holiday Season begin the weekend before Thanksgiving with a "Feast-Forward," which signifies and celebrates an event not...
HALO & HORNS

A Montecito Salon 1187 Coast Village Road 805.452.0440 Ready for Christmas! (Even Nancy Pelosi is welcome)
IN THESE COVID TIMES...

Photo: Howard Cannon ...we good friends support one another.
THE INEFFABLE JOY OF CHRISTMAS HAS BEGUN...

...just before Thanksgiving. The most wonderful time of year. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing | Paul Cardall - YouTube
COMING UP ON 57 YEARS...

Dallas, August 2016 I knew it would be a tedious trek but I did not count on just how tedious and depressing and surreal but what better p...
LONDON: CHALCOT SQUARE (PRIMROSE HILL)

Where Robert Plant of Led Zeppelin has long resided. And where Sylvia Plath once lived.
POSTSCRIPT: THE RAINCOAT

Georgetown Inn, Washington, D.C. December 2011 Two weeks before Christmas, a package arrived for me. I armed myself with scissors, cut ...
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, KURT VONNEGUT, 11 11

On the ledge over KV's front door Kurt Vonnegut Jr. is why I became a writer and he became a writer because of Mark Twain and they both ...
SLC: URBAN LANDSCAPE

Robert Eringer: As a journalist, novelist, private spy, undercover operative and director of an intelligence service, Robert Eringer has enjoyed a wide-ranging career. Commencing June 16th, 2002 until December 31st, 2007, Eringer was spymaster to Prince Albert II of Monaco. After Prince Rainier’s death in April 2005, and Albert’s ascension to the throne, Eringer created the principality’s first (unofficial) intelligence agency, the Monaco Intelligence Service. It was killed by persons who feared what it uncovered. In 2016, Eringer returned to fiction with the publication of Motional Blur (Skyhorse), acclaimed by T.C. Boyle as “A nonpareil road novel that winds up packing a real emotional punch,” and Last Flight Out (Bartleby Press), a fantastical novel about traveling in time through photographs.

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