Ryan C. O'Reilly

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RYAN'S BLOG

A Birthday and Beyond

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Posted by ryan under thoughts and specs

Today is my 33rd birthday, and I usually think of my life on these days; much like how people talk about death after a funeral.

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On this day in 1848

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Posted by admin under Today in History

On this day, July 19, in 1848 a few hundred men and women gathered 

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This Morning Was 1985

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Posted by ryan under thoughts and specs

This morning I took a walk in the woods.

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Dark Water - Chapter 3

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Posted by admin under New book

  Deputy Rachel Maples pinched her eyes to look through the beveled glass

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An early memory of escape

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Posted by ryan under writing and road-tripping

One of my earliest memories is of a panic attack. Or maybe a panic tantrum would be a better description.

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What We Do; A Prompt For the Writer

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Posted by ryan under Dr. Seuss, William Blake, today in history, Calileo

When I first experienced cacoethia scribendi – the urge to scribble – my immediate consideration was how to fit the art of writing into the business of everyday life. 

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Dark Water - Chapter 2

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Posted by ryan under Dr. Seuss, William Blake, today in history, Calileo

Chapter 2 

At the edge of an Oklahoma Interstate on-ramp near Mile Marker 313 stood a tall, dark-haired man with a duffle bag at his feet and his thumb in the air.

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On Writing, and the responsibility of writing

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Posted by ryan under Dr. Seuss, William Blake, today in history, Calileo

The first question I ask myself when setting out to write a novel – or to, as Douglas Adams said, put one hundred thousand words in a cunning order – is why am I writing this?

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Dark Water - Chapter 1

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Posted by ryan under Dr. Seuss, William Blake, today in history, Calileo

Here is a rough draft version of my new project, a novel called "Dark Water." Enjoy!

 

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Random Q&A archive

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Posted by ryan under Dr. Seuss, William Blake, today in history, Calileo

 

Let's say you're giving advice to a normal couple that wants a little excitement / adventure but nothing crazy. Where would you send them?

This question is a little over my head.

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