Every radio station has one: the cranky guy.
Every radio station has one: the cranky guy.
More A-I shenanigans. I’ve been toying with Co-Pilot and some other A-I creative programs, creating images of what I think the characters in DYNAMIC DUO OF THE OZARKS would look like if they were real people. First we have Alice Schnatzky, the Nellie Olsen to Sherry Ridenhour’s Laurie Ingalls. Mykel calls her Alice the Goon …
A frequent thorn in the side of Lovable Lance and K-I-L-L is Muriel Krampus. She is a member of a John Birch Society affiliate group called Concerned Women of the Ozarks. She brings him petitions from citizens of Springville who want K-I-L-L to stop playing rock and roll. Each time Lovable Lance rips them up …
Mykel & Sherry go to the Lake of the Ozarks to ride the Captain Larry Don, eat corn dogs, drink lemonade, buy some Dam Candy, and Sherry meets Mykel’s junior high crush & her creepy boyfriend.
Could this children’s book, from 1966, influenced me to write THE DYNAMIC DUO OF THE OZARKS???
As I have mentioned on this webpage before, I listen to the music of the point in time that this novel takes place. Part of the novel revolves around Mykel becoming an intern at the popular Top 40 radio station, K-I-L-L. I have made several playlist for my iPod and Spotify of the hits of …
This post is about a hit love song and a member of the Kansas City Chiefs, but it is not about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelsey.
NOTE: I am nowhere near finished with The Dynamic Duo of the Ozarks. However, I thought of a great ending, so I thought I would write it and share it with you. No major spoilers here. After all, in the first chapter, we learned that Clint was killed in Vietnam & Mykel is married to …
NOTE: This is a later chapter. Mykel is asked to help with a remote at a boat show. They needed a girl to model a swimsuit and Sherry volunteers. As with many radio remotes, things go wrong. We meet Lovable Lance’s rival from country radio station K-B-U-B, Cousin Clyde. Also pay close attention to the little boy. Comment if you pick up anything about him.
(This is an short, upcoming chapter for your enjoyment, as Mykel goes toe-to-toe with a snooty lady at a bank.) Mykel had not been home in two weeks. He had told his mother he would come home often, since Lemming was only 50 miles away. His roommate last semester, Ralph Jenkins, was hung over most …
WIP: DYNAMIC DUO OF THE OZARKS 