Reality Breached - J L Mulvihill in the local spotlight

J L Mulvihill has been breached on Reality Breached

A fun conversation with two cool guys, just click above to get to the website.

When you are done listening to an hour all about me, ha ha, you need to peruse the Reality Breached website because they have it all.

Not only do they have the who's who in local talent but there is news and reviews about music, movies, games, conventions, games, fun videos, comic books of course and comics and everything you need to know, where to go, and games. 

They talk about anything and everything.
Did I mention games?

I mean why watch the news in the morning over a cuppa joe if you can just go to this website and be breached on a daily basis right?

Press release

After 6 years of waiting fans of the Lost Daughter of Easa will be happy to know that at last the sequel has been released.

RETURN TO EASA

Art work by Mitch Foust

Death Is Not Predictable.

Death is losing its hold in the land of Authora. As the dead rise and sleepers awake, the weaving of webs begins and the lines blur between the two worlds as memories fade from one to another. Elsie Lind is slowly remembering and regaining her past, but in doing so, she has become an outlaw and now the most coveted woman in Authora. As word of her return spreads throughout the land, a change has come and not even the dead will rest. The Spider Witch, now free of her prison, will not be deterred from her plans. She will stop at nothing to secure Elsie as a means to her own power. But, who else seeks the benefit of the heir to the throne of Easa? A benefit such as being able to control the dragons could make grand plans more than possible. What evil awaits? What plans have been set in motion?
Who will Return to Easa?



Sample the first chapter at Dark Oak Press

Return To EasaJ. L. Mulvihill
6 x 9
264 pages
Hardcover
ISBN 13:
978-1-941754-94-8 $29.95
Trade Paperback
ISBN 13:
978-1-941754-93-1 $14.95
eBook
eISBN 13:
978-1-941754-95-5 $4.99
For All Readers
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7Cages

Three days and five student interns trapped in a war zone far from their native countries.

The balance of life or death hangs on race, religion and culture branded by stereotypes for the souls in the

7Cages.

I SENSE THE SOUTH

Like thick molasses the balmy air coats my skin.

I inhale intoxicating aromas of wisteria, magnolia, and honeysuckle. 

I breath the heavy air laced with cotton seed and pollens. 

Blue eyes transfix on numerous hues of greens and golds vibrant on a sultry afternoon. 

Songs of the cardinal overshadowed by the mockingbird and crows resonate in my ears. 

I sit in silence taking in the plethora of sight, and sound until at last I know, 

I have come to sense the South.

By: J. L. Mulvihill 2017

Dice Junkies at Southern Geekfest

So this year I met some new friends at Southern Geekfest including a group of guys going around making videos and interviewing everyone. They have a lot of videos posted which are pretty cool. Check them out on youtube.com/dicejunkies.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg-iURfWvhc

City girl comes to small town to make a big impression

     “I’m proud of you mama,” says my daughter in a text message. She had just read the article Johnny Lowe did about me in the Hometown Clinton Magazine. Those words are the most precious to me and when I hear them from the lips of my children I know I have done something good in my life. 

     In this issue of Hometown Clinton, released today, Johnny Lowe wrote an article about me as a writer. I was very flattered when he asked if he could interview me for an article and we spoke for hours at the coffee shop. Johnny is a fascinating person to talk to and it sometimes felt like I was interviewing him. 

     When I received the text from my daughter I drove to the library and grabbed an issue. Imagine my surprise and delight to see that I have an honored spot in the same magazine issue with an article about the Clinton Arrows football team winning the State Championship and their stars Cameron Akers, Sidney Wells and Jordyn Leonard. We take our football very seriously here.  

      Though I grew up in a big city, I found the value of a small town and the nurturing and support one can gain from their community. I have come to know and love Clinton Mississippi. I thank the city of Clinton and the Clintonians for all their support.

     I hope you find the time to pick up a copy of Hometown Clinton and give it a read. It’s a great issue including an article about Dr. Muse the president of Hinds Community College and a piece on Mississippi College which is a large part of the Clinton community. The local businesses and sponsored groups advertise in this magazine and there are articles all about Clinton Mississippi and the people who live here.

     If you have time, come visit Clinton and walk the brick streets under the shade of magnolia trees and smell the wisteria in the air. You too might just get a feel for writing.

A Posthumous Tribute

WE ARE BUT A BREATH

We are but a breath.

The morning sunrise and moonlit nights mark the calendars and passing of time,

And words of wisdom from long ago may fade as we grow more muddled of mind.

But not you.

You did not sit and idle your days on memories and dreams lost or never declared,

Putting ink to paper you embraced the words determined your thoughts would be shared.

We will not forget.

Your laughter, your tears, your friendship and anger, the you we come to know so well,

and because of your words and the stories you told, in our hearts you will always dwell.

We are but a breath,

but words last forever.

By: J L Mulvihill

In memory of her friends and authors, 

Tom Garrett, William Hodge, Doris June Myers Hodge, and Meralyn Peterson.

01/28/2017