Today’s world is full of distractions. Take time each day to do absolutely nothing. Turn off the television, get off the the computer and take out your ear buds. Sit quietly or walk aimlessly.
Quiet time
Monthly Archives: November 2013
One of life’s little pleasures…
Muggington is out in the brisk November air walking through Manhattan. His wife drags him into a shop bursting with colors and scents. Muggington resigns himself to a long stay but wait! There is a comfy man chair especially designated for husbands. Muggington tosses aside the frilly red pillow and sinks into the soft cushion.
Gangs and New York City
In the novel “Force for Good” high school students encounter dangerous gangs. Everything in this novel is fiction but unfortunately gangs and violence are a fact of life for many young people in the U.S.
Take a look at the following link to find out more about gangs in New York City:
http://www.streetgangs.com/cities/new-york-city
Virtual worlds
Life has a disconcerting habit of overtaking fiction. After finishing “Force for Good” in which 3D virtual worlds play a part, I discovered this:
Sim on a Stick – http://simonastick.com/
All you need to do is pop a USB drive into a computer and you can build your own universe.
Force for Good
This novel, Force for Good, is for all the young people who have good hearts, and who are learning the ways of the world. In spite of the terrible things that happen every day individuals can make positive changes.
-Samuel Muggington
From the Mind of Muggington
Stroll through life with your eyes and ears wide open.
Samuel Muggington’s brand-new novel is scheduled to be released soon.
Samuel Muggington is hard at work on his new novel, an action-packed thriller that should be released in the coming months.
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Welcome!
Interested in works by Samuel Muggington?
Check out the following:
Force for Good by Samuel Muggington
Read the review of Force for Good on Kirkus Reviews: “A surprisingly upbeat thriller with loads of charm.”
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People of the Stones by Samuel Muggington