The fire drew his attention back to the side of the house as it became impatient with nibbling and decided to devour the rest of the side at once. He noticed an orange glow inside the main floor windows and then the drapes disappeared unceremoniously. They were nibbling away at the bottom edge of the siding the same way he ate the edge off of his Oreos. In his sock feet, holding his dog in his arms, he watched helplessly while the flames moved methodically from the back of the house to the side. The red sea had now crashed over the shoreline and was washing against the back of his house.Īs he stood across the street from his place, David realized this was the last time he would be looking at the home he grew up in. Go over to iTunes or YouTube to leave a rating/review and to subscribe to the podcast.Any thoughts he had of running in to grab a few things were dashed by the fire’s progression. Use the social media buttons to share this episode with your friends, family, and contacts. Leave a comment on this page or ask a question if you need us to elaborate on the topic. If so, please do one (or all) of the following: We appreciate your time! Did you enjoy this episode with Robert Smith? You can find him online at his Facebook page Robert Smith, Thrillers and on Twitter for Listening to WGP (Writer Groupie Podcast)!

You can get IT here by clicking on the cover: One of the books we discussed was his favorite Stephen King story.

His new agent (Debbie Lyon) works for Media Bitch Literarybased in the UK but has agents in the US and Canada.ĪND SO MUCH MORE including his best advice for aspiring authors!.A look into the new work, What Lies Within, and what he is going to do with it.Details about how writing under a pseudonym can be problematic.Insider info about Robert’s pen name and how it came to be and how Sotheby’s Auctions played a part.Discussion about ideas and how they can disrupt your life.What led him to write his first short story, Breakfast is Severed (a tagline did it!)and a little about the sequel Society for Supper.How Stephen King influenced his writing.Robert Smith’s journey into writing thrillers and how visual arts has played a part in that.

We discuss his work, including, Breakfast is Severed, Society for Supper, and What Lies Within which is coming soon. More recently he is from Ottawa, and the US East coast.īe sure to have a listen to Robert’s interview by clicking on the podcast player below. He’s from Prince Edward Island, just off Canada’s east coast, where the ocean winds drive the cold waves of the north Atlantic hard against the island’s red cliffs.

Areas of the thriller genre that interest him are: Psychological Suspense Horror and Crime/Detective. Sometimes as T圜obbsTeeth (pen name) and he tells us how that pen name came to be in the podcast.

Breakfast is Severed by TyCobbsTeeth