Robert Smith (A.K.A. TyCobbsTeeth) hails from Prince Edward Island (off Canada’s east coast).
On this small island, ocean waves drive hard against red cliffs. So, with fears that the sandstone island might soon melt into the Atlantic, Robert finished his studies in Information Technology and moved to Canada’s capital.
Robert has worked in network design, administration and security. He also flipped burgers, waited tables, and blended drinks for an orange guy named Julius (not that any of that matters). Now, he manages a digital forensics team, supporting investigations (during the day), and writes.
This author writes thrillers (psychological, suspense, crime and horror). Pick one up if you like that sort of thing.
And visit www.RobertSmithThrillers.ca for the latest news.
Stay Hungry,
Robert Smith
What’s with that pen name?
Congrads on your writings. I too have written a few books and got them published. It is a rush to the emotion glands to do so. I have them on Amazon. One is a serial killer novel called the record killer. Let me know if you wish me to put the first chapter on my blog so you can preview it. Take care and keep writing.
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Good morning Awax. It is truly a good feeling, especially to get positive feedback on something you’ve written. I agree. Congrats on your work as well. Thank you so much for your offer, I would really appreciate that, and extend the same offer to you.
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Hey! Awesome blog! Nice work! Thank you 4 the follow! Needed to connect, but didn’t found your contact email! Kindly please drop your email id on painttheworldwithwords@gmail.com
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Thanks Amreen, I appreciate that.
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Thanks very much for following The Immortal Jukebox. I hope you will enjoy lots of entertaining writing and the wide variety of music. I usually post once a week. Please feel free to add comments. If it’s been a while since you visited come on over and see what’s new! Good luck with all your projects. Regards Thom.
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Hi Thanks for visiting and following my blog. There is also an english version at: enviroart.wordpress.com if you prefer but it is not a straight translation of the french version. Love your take on things !
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Thank you. My french is very weak, but I love they artwork you’ve posted.
Cheers!
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Your quotes – keep them coming, they’re great – reminded me of Jeanette Winterspoon (British writer) who had a Christian Fundamentalist mother who baned books in the house because, she said, “You never know what’s in a book until it’s too late.”
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Hi! Love your quotes and happy you liked my take on Alice Munro. I especially like her idea that a story is not like a ‘road’ but like a ‘house’. I also love W Somerset Maugham although he’s very unfashionable at the moment. I revisit his stories often. I like the idea of one writer (me) sitting at his desk sweating a bit (I live on a tropical island) communicating with another writer (you) trying, probably, to stay warm. Aint technology grand!
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Thanks Michael, I appreciate your feedback. I tropical island? Wow, that sounds great. I’m in Canada and were in summer now, but just out from under a pretty horrific winter. Maybe I’ll come visit you next winter!
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