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About Steven Meehan
I haven't always been an avid reader. When I was a kid, I would run away from books. I did whatever I had to do so as not to read. I watched a lot of television; it is simpler than reading, so it was a no-brainer for me. I did the whole summer reading the thing, but that was never for the reading, just the prizes. And sometimes, I didn't actually do the reading.
Before I go on, I should mention that I do believe listening to an audiobook is just as worthwhile as reading a book. Regardless, how you bring the words into your mind, whether through letters on a page, pixels on a screen, or words through a speaker, the result is the same. Given my daily commute, I don't have the luxury of time to read. However, with audible.com, I have access to all the literature I want. Audible.com is now my primary source of literature.
As I said, I wasn't an avid reader in my youth. However, one day, when I was still in high school, a good friend of mine gave me a book to read, Wizard's First Rule. I figured since he gave it to me and he was so excited about it, I would read at least the first few pages. After reading those first few pages, I decided to read the next few chapters, and then the next few chapters. Before I knew what had happened, I had finished the whole book. This single book, the whole series, in fact, was my entrance back into the wide world of literature that I had sought escape from for so long. If it hadn't been suggested to me in just the right way, I would never have gotten back into reading. That is why this series will always hold a special place in my heart.
And as the saying goes, "Youth is wasted on the young." Now that I don't have the time to read I wish I could reclaim the time I wasted when younger and use it to read or write, rather than being so obsessed with TV. That said, there are some good shows on television, but they are few and far between. Some like Castle, Angel, and Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, have excellent story-lines and can be good for the brain. It also helps that they have a good dose of humor. Sadly, however, most TV shows are just candy, good in the short run but will ruin your health over time.
Now, what makes a good book, movie, or television show to me? Story is king, and the story will raise or sink whatever it is I'm trying to enjoy. The story, as a whole, has to be good. If any part of the story, beginning, middle, or end limps, then it can destroy the whole story for me. A perfect example is Unbreakable with Samuel L. Jackson and Bruce Willis. The movie was great right up until the end where I forever lost interest in it. Now television shows and a series of books are different. There will be weak episodes or books, but so long as it isn't each sequel, it's okay by me.
Now a good question to ask would be "What authors have had the greatest influence on me?" Well here is a list of the top ones in, no particular order.
Terry Goodkind
Jim Butcher
Rick Riorden
L. E. Modesitt Jr.
Patrick Rothfuss
Brandon Sanderson
Before I go on, I should mention that I do believe listening to an audiobook is just as worthwhile as reading a book. Regardless, how you bring the words into your mind, whether through letters on a page, pixels on a screen, or words through a speaker, the result is the same. Given my daily commute, I don't have the luxury of time to read. However, with audible.com, I have access to all the literature I want. Audible.com is now my primary source of literature.
As I said, I wasn't an avid reader in my youth. However, one day, when I was still in high school, a good friend of mine gave me a book to read, Wizard's First Rule. I figured since he gave it to me and he was so excited about it, I would read at least the first few pages. After reading those first few pages, I decided to read the next few chapters, and then the next few chapters. Before I knew what had happened, I had finished the whole book. This single book, the whole series, in fact, was my entrance back into the wide world of literature that I had sought escape from for so long. If it hadn't been suggested to me in just the right way, I would never have gotten back into reading. That is why this series will always hold a special place in my heart.
And as the saying goes, "Youth is wasted on the young." Now that I don't have the time to read I wish I could reclaim the time I wasted when younger and use it to read or write, rather than being so obsessed with TV. That said, there are some good shows on television, but they are few and far between. Some like Castle, Angel, and Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, have excellent story-lines and can be good for the brain. It also helps that they have a good dose of humor. Sadly, however, most TV shows are just candy, good in the short run but will ruin your health over time.
Now, what makes a good book, movie, or television show to me? Story is king, and the story will raise or sink whatever it is I'm trying to enjoy. The story, as a whole, has to be good. If any part of the story, beginning, middle, or end limps, then it can destroy the whole story for me. A perfect example is Unbreakable with Samuel L. Jackson and Bruce Willis. The movie was great right up until the end where I forever lost interest in it. Now television shows and a series of books are different. There will be weak episodes or books, but so long as it isn't each sequel, it's okay by me.
Now a good question to ask would be "What authors have had the greatest influence on me?" Well here is a list of the top ones in, no particular order.
Terry Goodkind
Jim Butcher
Rick Riorden
L. E. Modesitt Jr.
Patrick Rothfuss
Brandon Sanderson
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Blog postShawn glanced from the assignments in front of him to his watch. He laid his pen down and folded his hands on the pile of papers, “Zachary, you’re the last one here, and your time has expired. Please turn in your exam and start your weekend.”
“Can I take another minute?”
Shawn shook his head and thumped his desk, “You are out of time. I’ve already given you an extra thirty minutes, now give me your test, or I’ll be forced to reward your hard work with a zero.”
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Blog postSorry for the rant, but since I pulled out my 3D printers and resumed printing objects, I’ve had the itch to create 3d models of my own. But with the all complex models I’ve printed off Thingiverse, the very idea of creating designs was a little intimidating. Thankfully, I’ve never been one to back down from a challenge, so I downloaded Fusion 360 and started experimenting with the software. While the bits were streaming to my machine, my CR-10S was hard at work printing TAK) game pieces. For5 months ago Read more
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Blog postHaving watched the Vodan, land on its assigned moon of Aurora 3, Isaac and Jasmine return home to report the successful landing. Jasmine wonders about the other two colonization ships that were assigned to the other two viable satellites of the planet. Specifically, she wonders if those pilots would return to Aurora. Isaac remembers that those pilots were planning on settling on their new world and so doubts that they’ll return. Jasmine places a friendly wager that they’ll follow protocol and5 months ago Read more
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Blog postConfident with his work to undermine Liam’s agenda to abandon the platforms, Rylan focuses on other problems facing Tergara. And while he focuses on those issues, Rylan skips several council meetings because he’s unable to stomach the propaganda spewing forth from Liam and his constituents. On the day of the vote, Rylan arrives to find Liam arguing his position on several unrelated topics. Will Liam’s latest arguments sway the council? Or can Rylan’s previous efforts overcome Liam’s propagand5 months ago Read more
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Blog postWith Simple Pleasures and Uninvited Guest finished, I turned my attention to the last piece of flash fiction for August, Science Fiction. Just like with Fantasies, I love Science Fiction because it gives me an open-ended playground to work with. That benefit is also the biggest drawback to the genres. The canvas is blank. So, once again, I turned to DeviantArt for inspiration once more. While browsing through the catalog for science fiction, I stumbled upon Self-propelled general-purpose work5 months ago Read more
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Blog postEvery month brings me new challenges, and after writing Simple Pleasures, I turned my attention to a few other projects in my queue. After making some progress on those, I returned to the list of genres for the month and smiled. The next genre up for Patreon is a Fantasy. And while it was tempting to return to Darren Gilbert, I decided to explore something else. So, I turned my attention to DeviantArt and searched for something to inspire me. While there are some amazing images on the site fo5 months ago Read more
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Blog postFor most of my picture prompts, I’ll take a picture that speaks to me and write the story I see leaping from the pixels. But every so often, I have a story whirling about my mind, and I’ll discover an image that pairs with it. With this image, the story that in my mind is a bridge for two different projects, Colonization and Discovery, an upcoming collection of Flash Fiction that will be published on Wattpad. Both series center on the same strange planet, but they take place after a century o5 months ago Read more
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Blog postAfter an exhausting day in the Academy, the Leodor gifted all the students with a free night. Maxwell and Darren seized the opportunity and race into the city for a good meal and an enjoyable evening. Unfortunately for them, Wayne insisted on joining them despite their pleas for him to leave them alone. Will Wayne relent and leave them alone to enjoy their night off? Or will Wayne upend their night out on the town?
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Blog postIt is already August, it’s hard to believe that we’re more than halfway through 2020. But I also have another set of stories to write for my patrons. The first Patreon exclusive is a Drama. So, I started toiling with some potential storylines, but I couldn’t lock onto a single coherent thought, until I visited NYC Midnight’s challenges of the past. These prompts have a way of focusing my creating juices and narrowing my scope. When I plucked one of the Drama posts, I didn’t know how I’d work5 months ago Read more
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Blog postWhen last we left off with the survivors of the Novus, Nathaniel was trying to enlist Marcus to assist the scientists’ recent request. Having obtained Marcus’s consent, Nathaniel pulled together the team to explore the ruins of the Novus and arranging their transportation. After securing his home and ranch, Marcus boarded a train and traveled to the Southern Region. Nathaniel greeted him at the station and introduced him to his team. Will Marcus’s team find the requested technology? Or will t5 months ago Read more
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Blog postA couple months ago, the family decided to set aside thirty minutes every night for reading. And the only self-imposed restriction was that no one could choose an audiobook. So, I dusted off my Kindle and plugged it into the charging station and went about the rest of the evening. When the time to read came, I opened the Kindle and browsed, coming across Harley Merlin and the Secret Coven. I couldn’t say why the book captured my attention, it may have been the cover, the title, the blurb, or5 months ago Read more
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Books By Steven Meehan
Drawing Thin (Forgers Book 2)
Aug 27, 2019
$7.99
Francis managed to survive his brief employment with Bertrand Dempsey by the skin of his teeth. The man whom Bertrand had commanded Francis to kill was like him, with one major exception, Alexis Rene LeBlanc knew all the ins and outs of their gift. The pair, with some daring, had managed to engineer Francis’ freedom.Now that Francis is free from Dempsey’s influence, he has gained a new master and teacher in Alexis. Their relationship is tenuous at best, but if Francis gives up his criminal ways, Alexis will teach Francis all that he needs to know in order to use his gift and survive.After reaching this arrangement, Francis’ former partner in crime and lifelong friend Matthew Williamson is in trouble. He has been kidnapped by a shadowy organization that is threatening to kill him if Francis doesn’t surrender himself. When Francis asks Alexis for help, his new mentor is not inclined to risk such a raw talent in an attempt to rescue a regular man.But Francis will not allow his friend to suffer because of him. Now Francis will have to convince his new mentor to help him free his friend from a highly funded group with no qualms about killing whoever they need to accomplish their goals.
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Dead Man's Hand
Mar 1, 2015
$2.99
Marcus is a smooth talking lover of life, who excels at whatever he touches, especially Texas Hold’em. Armed with only his wits, powers of observation, and the proverbial ace up his sleeve, he is always on the lookout for the most exclusive games. So when he manages to come across a high-end tournament that is being hosted in New Orleans, he is immediately drawn to it.
On his way to the tournament Marcus unearths the identity of the man who is orchestrating the tournament. And despite the involvement of Bertrand Dempsey, one of the most influential criminal masterminds east of the Mississippi, Marcus heedlessly enters the tournament, only to discover too late that he got more than he ever bargained for.
Now Marcus must rely on more than his wits or smooth talk if he is going to stay one step ahead of the tournament’s organizer. He will have to rely upon the unique skills that mark him as special in order to leave the tournament with his money and his life.
On his way to the tournament Marcus unearths the identity of the man who is orchestrating the tournament. And despite the involvement of Bertrand Dempsey, one of the most influential criminal masterminds east of the Mississippi, Marcus heedlessly enters the tournament, only to discover too late that he got more than he ever bargained for.
Now Marcus must rely on more than his wits or smooth talk if he is going to stay one step ahead of the tournament’s organizer. He will have to rely upon the unique skills that mark him as special in order to leave the tournament with his money and his life.
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