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The King of the Crows by Russell Day: Prescient. Gripping. Haunting. Unpredictable. What stories should be.

The King of the Crows by Russell Day ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Prescient. Gripping. Haunting. Unpredictable. What stories should be. @TheCrowsHQ

King of the Crows

by Russell Day

Kindle Edition, 456 pg. Fahrenheit Press, 2020

Read: April 28-May 9, 2020

… for me at least, the first week of the Lockdown was the worst.

Knowing it had happened to me. I hadn’t escaped, I wasn’t one of the lucky ones. Lucky to be safe or lucky to be dead. Take your pick. I was neither.

That right there gives you a pretty good idea what kind of light and…

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Not Talking Italics by Russell Day: This Short Story contains enough entertainment value to carry a novel.

Not Talking Italics by @rfdaze ★★★★★ This Short Story contains enough entertainment value to carry a novel.

Not Talking Italics

by Russell Day Series: SlidesmithKindle Edition 2018, Fahrenheit Press Read: May 7, 2018 In a couple of months, I’ll be taking part in a book tour for Russell Day’s debut novel, Needle Song, and I’m really looking forward to that (and am having a hard time not reading it now). But today, we’re going to look at a short story featuring the protagonist of the book, Dr. James…

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| Blog | Short Story | Not Talking Italics - Russell Day

To celebrate the #PublicationDay for @rfday - Russel Day’s #NeedleSong, to be published by @fahrenheitpress, I present you with this #shortstory #NotTalkingItalics #HappyReading

  Not Talking Italics is a sarcastic short story in which Mister Slidesmith – pardon me, Doctor Slidesmith – is interrogated about a crime committed.. a game of Texas Hold Em’ going terribly wrong but there is more to this story…

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To celebrate the #PublicationDay of Russel Day’s book NEEDLE SONG on 30th April 2018 by Fahrenheit Press, I am very pleased to share with you the…

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COVER REVEAL (and a little more): Needle Song by Russell Day

COVER REVEAL (and a little more): Needle Song by Russell Day (@rfdaze) @fahrenheitpress #NeedleSongBook #CoverReveal

I’m very excited to be a part of the crew revealing the cover for Russell Day’s Needle Song — after you rest your peepers on the cover, read on to learn more about this great looking book.

Is that not the textbook definition of arresting?

Book Blurb:

Spending the night with a beautiful woman would be a good alibi, if the body in the next room wasn’t her husband.

Doc Slidesmith has a habit of…

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Probably the best edit I've seen this year so far. Russell Day with the power moves.

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After two not-so-normal Sunday Sessions the crew reassembled like Voltron for another day of shredding San Diego. And when surprise water in the ditches nixed spot one, well, the recently-added quarter pipes at the other end of the ditch made for an unusually badass warm up. Later, a smaller crew hit some street spots, where Chris Couture met up, and the rest is documented right here. Watch Tim Franken, Adam Bonato, Russell Day, Damien Wilson, Carlos Jaquez, and Andrew DiPaolo do what they do as the weekly Sunday Sessions draw to a close. Next week is the last weekly deal; are you gonna send in clips?

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Remember when I used to post things on here? Shut up. Thank you for rollerblading Russell Day.

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Sunday Session #6

Written by JE - Published on Tuesday, May 1st, 2012

Sunday Sessions hits the six week anniversary as Andrew DiPaolo, Tim Franken, Carlos Jaquez, Opie Tran, Adam Bonato and Russell Day take to the streets. This one was kind of a bitch — capped ledges, cars nearly locked in a parking lot, disappearing spots, etc etc… but in the end Russell led everyone to another “perfect” SoCal spot and the gang got down.