Hello US Represented readers, We had a tremendously successful week that we hope you enjoyed. In our weekly installment of Sandra Knauf’s novel Zera and the Green Man, “Zera’s new bubble, one of brief happiness, burst. Tiffany. . . . didn’t think The Toad should allow animals in his home. It was unclean, and inconvenient, and he didn’t need another responsibility. As usual, The Toad didn’t go against her advice.” In
Hello USR members and guests, In last week’s installment of Sandra Knauf’s novel, Zera and the Green Man, Chapter 2, Zera “thought about how pleased her uncle’s girlfriend had been presenting her with the poofy-sleeved gift. ‘It’s from the 1980s, Zera! An Italian designer! This style is so in right now.’ Tiffany had looked so happy that Zera couldn’t say what she thought, I don’t want it. Tiffany Taylor divided
Hello USR members and guests, US Represented welcomes novelist Sandra Knauff to our community of writers. Every Monday, we will be posting chapters of Sandra’s popular novel Zera and the Green Man. In “Hitchhiker Inspirational,” Lindsay Deen describes a conversation with The Outlaw, a man who says, “Officers ask me, ‘Are you homeless, sir?’ and you know what I say? I tell ‘em, ‘No, Officer, I’m not homeless. I’ve got a big
Hello USR members and guests, We hope you like our site upgrade and appreciate our recent postings. In Monday’s Perspective for Hire, Eric Stephenson’s “12,000 Days” points out that if you live to be 82 years old, “you have the equivalent of 12,000 days of free time to do as you like, assuming near-perfect health, and this number shrinks with each passing moment.” Lindsay Deen’s “Ten Reasons Why Chicken con Chipotle Will
Hello USR members and guests, We’re pleased to finally be running a full seven-day rotation of weekly features. This past week’s Perspective for Hire features Lindsay Deen’s “Nan Desu Kan–What Is It?” Lindsay explains, “I tell folks it’s a convention where we all ‘nerd out,’ but that hardly touches on the awesome nerd-dom expressed within the Tech Center Marriott each year. I tell people it’s just ‘some weird thing I
