JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater Arrested

Aug 10th

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JetBlue Flight attendant Stephen Aka. Steve Slater was arrested today.

The flight attendant was allegedly hit in the head with luggage by a passenger. He demanded an apology from the passenger and when the person would not give him one, he lost it.

It is reported that he opened up the emergency chute, grabbed two beers and slid down the slide.

This was of course before cursing out the unruly passenger on JetBlue’s intercom system.

Way to go Steven Slater.

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Is Jack Tatum Dead Jack Tatum Died

Jul 27th

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There is news circulating on the internet that Jack Tatum is dead.

Just who is Jack Tatum you may want to know. There are many pics, and youtube videos of hits he has made on football players. His height and stats are listed on Wiki.

He was born John David Tatum (November 18, 1948 – July 27, 2010) was a former American football defensive back who played ten seasons from 1971 to 1980 for the Oakland Raiders and Houston Oilers in the National Football League. He is popularly known as “The Assassin.

He is best known for a hit he made against former New England Patriots wide receiver Darryl Stingley in a 1978 pre-season game. The hit paralyzed Stingley from the chest down.

Jack Tatum dies at the age of 61.

Short Stories Fiction New Author Record Sales

Jul 23rd

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Amazon Kindle has made it possible for newcomer Jeremy Drummond to make a killing selling fiction short stories.

Last month his short story Escaping The Rain, a Nick Aldo mystery sold over 10,000 copies.

Drummond states, he was shocked at the overwhelming response from Kindle users all across the world picking up his short story. “How do they even know who I am?”

Writers of fiction such as Drummond, are finding success as Amazon sells more and more units of the Kindle. There simply just isn’t enough content out there for all the readers. The average owner of a Kindle appears to be looking for a bargain. Hence the free kindle books dominate the bestseller lists.

Drummond sells his detective short story fiction for just 99 cents. He says if Amazon would allow him, he would make it free. However this option is only be reserved for authors from big publishing houses.

Who knows, one day Jeremy Drummond may find himself with a big publishing contract due to his success as a self publisher. But then again, why would he want to do that? He’s making way to much money doing what he loves to do currently: Writing.

Can 10,000 Kindle users and growing be wrong? I’m willing to bet 99 cents their not.

Purchase Escaping The Rain on Kindle CLICK HERE

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