Bed Bug Stew
BED BUG STEW is two books in one volume!
First is a compilation of short story fiction and poetry on a wide range of subject matter: science fiction, messages from the heart, and a little terror thrown in. You will laugh out loud and shed a tear, and you will remember all the characters and their flaws, strengths, motivations, and sometimes the depths of their souls.
You will meet a senior citizen who hears other people’s thoughts through his hearing aids, a football coach who shuns interviews, a widow who changes her life for one that she loathed, a mason whose soul has been crushed, a man who claims to have been in thousands of movies, and a ballplayer whose best moments were off the field. And many many more…
The second book is the author’s first person account of his attendance at the New York Yankees Men’s Fantasy Camp in January 2023. Yes, it is hilarious.
Journey of Service: From Marine Corps to Civilian Success featuring Kevin Horgan
Audio: Veteran Voice of Kevin Horgan
In this new, candid episode of Veteran Voices, host Mary Kate Soliva welcomes listeners to a conversation brimming with personal narratives and invaluable insights. As the episode unfolds, guest Kevin Horgan, shares the rich tapestry of his life, unveiling the profound impact of his Marine Corps journey on his identity and subsequent civilian career.
Johns Creek Veterans Day speaker calls on young
Kevin Horgan, who served in the U.S. Marines, introduces himself as the guest speaker Nov. 9 during the Johns Creek Veterans Day ceremony at Newtown Park’s Veterans Memorial Walk.
Kevin Horgan, Lloyd Knight of VETLANTA, John Tien retired Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, and Scott Luton our host.
Scott Luton, Kevin, and Tyler Bowser, February 2020.
BLOGS
A blog by Marines for Marines giving transitioning advice through stories and experiences to veterans who are navigating a new environment. Over ten different contributors. If you want to make your own written contribution, email Kevin. Free blog and quick, fun, informative reading.
A blog that reviews politics and our culture, the American culture which is still unformed, “inchoate.” The first 35 articles are dialogue only, using a fictional character meteoric rise in politics to assail the swamp. Most recently the topics are a discussion on current events. All opinions are my own.
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Our mission is to make Atlanta the premier community in the country for veterans and their families to work and live.
Our purpose is to help veterans.
We make Atlanta better by making those that serve Atlanta’s military community better.
VETS-TALK, sponsored by VETLANTA, is a web-based platform for veterans, military family members and veteran allies to share, impactful stories with the veteran community. Real People. Real Stories.
VETS-TALK
Click here to listen to Kevin Horgan’s story.
You’re not going to make it!
Kevin Horgan with Raeanna Duck, former Army medic, supporting the Kennesaw State University Veterans outreach at Barnes & Noble Prado, Marietta, GA.
The author and SSgt Lisa Bieler, commander of US Army recruiting in Roswell, GA, at the first Barnes & Noble book signing,
Coming Events
Photo from Barnes & Noble Northpoint Mall, Alpharetta. Jaren Lee and his dad were my first customers that day, and we sold over 100 books there!
Kevin Horgan with bestselling author Karen White, at the Barnes & Noble Alpharetta on Saturday, June 18, 2016.
Compelling New Xulon Historical Novel Supports Veterans
Horgan enlightens readers with a remarkable footnote in history.
All Kentucky regiments who fought for the confederacy were known as “orphans”
Roswell, GA (PRWEB)August 12, 2015
Within the pages of Kevin Horgan’s new book, The March of the Orphans, ($15.99, paperback, 9781498441858; $7.99, e-book, 9781498441865) readers will learn about one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War: the Battle of Stones River. This battle was almost fought to a draw, except for the arrogance of General Braxton Bragg, CSA, who forced one last rebel attack ¬– the Confederates were routed by a superior Union Army on January 2, 1863. The lead element of this ill-fated attack was the “Orphan Brigade” of Kentucky, led by former vice president of the United States, Major General John Breckinridge.
“All Kentucky regiments who fought for the confederacy were known as “orphans,” as both the USA and CSA had a star on its respective flag claiming the allegiance of the state,” states the author. “This historical novel traces the movement of one such regiment, from the eyes of a small unit of Rebels, orphans in every respect.”
Kevin Horgan is a former USMC infantry officer, serving from 1979 to 1984. His first novel, The March of the 18th, was nominated as a Georgia Author of the Year in the First Novel category. He is generously donating half of all royalties to charities for wounded veterans.
Xulon Press, a division of Salem Communications, is the world’s largest Christian self-publisher, with more than 12,000 titles published to date. Retailers may order The March of the Orphans through Ingram Book Company and/or Spring Arbor Book Distributors. The book is available online through xulonpress.com/bookstore, amazon.com, and barnesandnoble.com.
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New Xulon Title Charitably Gives Back to Those Who Gave it All
Horgan highlights the invaluable sacrifices of U.S. Civil War heroes
MAITLAND, FL June 14, 2013 /PRNewswire-iReach/ – Kevin Horgan’s new book, The March of the 18th, A Story of Crippled Heroes in the Civil War ($15.49 paperback 978-1-62697-140-0) is a historical novel that embraces the true movements of the 18th Veterans’ Reserve Corp. The author focuses on vividly showing the struggle of soldiers, whose sacrifice of limbs and independence made their continued service more profound and meaningful.
“This book will inspire all and pay tribute to our wounded veterans, past and present, “states the author. I believe the invalid soldier is a living monument to our freedom, and the true events of the 18th Veterans’ Reserve Corps will spark a greater interest in Civil War history.”
Kevin Horgan pays tribute to Veterans!
by Susan Larson
Senior News, Serving ATLANTA and Suburban Areas
http://www.seniornewsga.com/NewspapersSN/Atlanta/2015/AtlantaSeniorNewsNOV15.pdf