8 Responses to “I bow to greatness…”

1. Mike on Monday: 27 October 2008|0301

   Unk,

   Sorry for your loss and our loss too. I’ve only read two or three of Mr. Hillerman’s books but I enjoyed the milieu, enjoyed learning a different culture, enjoyed his talent.

   Regards,
   Mike

2. Susan P. on Monday: 27 October 2008|0319

   The spirits will embrace this brother and son with gusto. A marvelous story teller. He has such a nice face. Vale.

3. Joshua James on Monday: 27 October 2008|1203

   I’m sorry, man.

4. Ryan on Monday: 27 October 2008|2049

   Be strong, be proud. He owns a Purple Heart. That in itself tells ya he’s a great man!

5. Chris J. Scurria on Tuesday: 28 October 2008|2131

   Sorry about that buddy. It hurts when someone close goes away (or somebody one barely knew, I know). May he be resting with God.

   :)

   Take care Unk. Keep reading and writing

   I’d like to read a little of what he wrote.

6. Bill on Tuesday: 28 October 2008|2211

   First Greg McDonald, now Hillerman. All of my favorite writers are biting the dust! I read Hillerman’s first book when it came out in paperback in the 70’s (McDonald’s, too) and bought all of the rest when they came out.

   The amazing thing that Hillerman did was take the standard cop-crime novel and drop it into a strange world, completely reinventing it. You learned about a different culture as Joe or Jim was solving the crime. Great stuff.

   I worry about who will go next, Joe Gores?

   - Bill

7. Benjamin Ray on Friday: 31 October 2008|0756

   Hey Bill,

   Just curious, do you know the oldest published writer?

   In my opinion, writers don’t die.

   Once published with good reviews, writers become immortal.

   Cheers
   Benjamin Ray
   brscreenwriter@gmail.com
   http://www.hollywoodtoronto.com

8. Chris J. Scurria on Monday: 3 November 2008|2214

   Great that he served our country. Brave man.

   God bless his family.

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