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Rick Barry Takes Us to Paris in his new release: Methuselah Project S.O.S

One of the best opportunities I have is hosting other authors. We usually chat about books and visit either the setting of the story or the place where the author is from here on my blog.  Today, Rick Barry is visiting with us and he has his new release, Methuselah Project S.O.S .  The photos used in this post were provided by Rick. Over the years, I've read Rick's works in writing groups at conferences, etc. Then when he released The Methuselah Project , a few years back, I was excited to get my copy and host him here on my blog.  As a fellow suspense author, I couldn't help but read his suspense stories. I've especially enjoyed Rick's gift for twisting a tale into something I never expected.  His new book, Methuselah Project S.O.S . can best be compared to Marvel or DC. If you are a superhero fan, you will love Methuselah Project S.O.S. As with most superheroes, Roger Greene, the main character, was not born with his super powers. He was a pilot in WWII, but he i...

Fabulous Friday Feature-Rick Barry

Today we welcome author: Rick Barry One commenter will win a copy of Rick's book:  The Methuselah Project Scroll down to see how. Mary here. I first met Rick Barry at a writer's conference in Chicago several years ago. He read his short story to our critique group. I knew then that any book he would have published would be better than fantastic. I was intrigued. I was spellbound. His story was unique and amazing. When I heard his first book was due to be released--update: The Methuselah Project just hit store shelves, I asked him to come visit us. I asked Rick to share how God had lead him on his writing journey. This is what he said: Whims, Hobbies, and Ministry Hi Mary, and all the friends visiting your blog! You asked me to share my writer’s journey. I can honestly say that this journey consists of many mistakes and many rejections.   But let’s start at the beginning—as a reader. In grade school I enjoyed different types of stori...