Monday, September 25, 1978, was a typical day in San Diego: warm and sunny, with clear skies giving around 10 miles of visibility. It was a perfect morning to fly. By day's end, the city and the aviation industry would be forever altered.
In hockey's hallowed history, few duos have been as absolutely electric as Paul Kariya and Teemu Selanne. For parts of six seasons, the twosome formed a dynamic offensive flair while playing for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim. When Selanne was traded to the San Jose Sharks in March of 2001, it seemed that the ride was over. There was, however, another chapter yet to be written in their collective careers.
ACX: Turn Your Novel Into An Audiobook By JEB BOHN As writers, we are—among other things—always looking to reach new readers. Well, perhaps markets would be a better word because…
Should You Go Exclusive with Amazon's KDP Select? By JEB BOHN Self-publishing can be a daunting endeavor, regardless of your level of experience. Amazon is a huge, trusted marketplace—and a…
Writing: The Art and the Madness By Jeb Bohn Facebook Twitter Instagram I felt compelled to do something a bit different today. Namely, I'm going to provide you with a…
Movies You Missed:Miracle Mile By Jeb Bohn Miracle Mile, the second feature from director Steve De Jarnatt, only hit my radar a few years back. That's unfortunate because this 1988…
Movies You Missed: Sweet Virginia By Jeb Bohn Sweet Virginia, the second feature film from director Jamie M. Dagg, caught my attention shortly after its release in 2017. The trailer—which…
If You Have Ghost By Jeb Bohn ghost band ghost band I love music. Yes, many of us can say that but let me reiterate: I love music (and making…
Say It Ain't So, Johnny By Jeb Bohn Quick note: I have struggled for hours on how to word this and concluded that there is no right way; it would…
In Appreciation of Scott Darling By Jeb Bohn The End in Raleigh On June 30, Scott Darling was shipped off to the Florida Panthers—who promptly bought out his contract—ending his…