Location: United States
Member Since:
Oct. 03, 2011
Suda J. Prohaska
Biography
Suda J. Prohaska began her writing career as a journalist. In addition to her reporting, her nonfiction has appeared in magazines such as "Rhode Island Monthly." Her fiction has been featured in "South Dakota Review." She also co-wrote a nonfiction book published by Random House some years ago and is currently working on another short-story collection.
The stories in her first collection of short fiction--"The Evolving Light of Night"--came randomly, at odd moments when the characters began telling her stuff they should have kept to themselves. The notion for "The Nun, the Gun, and Tom Mix" arose from a one-time news item she heard on the radio about the drug cartels in Mexico and their infiltration into the music business. She was driving by the Tom Mix Memorial outside Tucson at the time.
The stories in her first collection of short fiction--"The Evolving Light of Night"--came randomly, at odd moments when the characters began telling her stuff they should have kept to themselves. The notion for "The Nun, the Gun, and Tom Mix" arose from a one-time news item she heard on the radio about the drug cartels in Mexico and their infiltration into the music business. She was driving by the Tom Mix Memorial outside Tucson at the time.
Where to find Suda J. Prohaska online
Website: http://sudaprohaska.com
Books
The Evolving Light of Night
by Suda J. Prohaska
Price:
$0.99 USD.
Words: 32,010.
Language:
English.
Published: November 8, 2015
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Categories:
Fiction » Literature » Literary
Nineteen short stories guaranteed to make you rethink what you know about people and life--with good gut laughs thrown in.
The Nun, the Gun, and Tom Mix
by Suda J. Prohaska
Price:
$0.99 USD.
Words: 22,600.
Language:
English.
Published: October 5, 2011
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Categories:
Fiction » Humor & comedy » General
Dennis Riordan has fallen in love with a salsa band from Mexico, but a drug cartel has put a hit on it. Dennis decides to do what Tom Mix and Tony the Wonder Horse would have done: break into Mexico to save the musicians. Sounds like a plan...except for the nun.
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Smashwords book reviews by Suda J. Prohaska
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Tiger, Tiger: A Short Story
on Nov. 01, 2011
This was a wonderfully written short story. Rebecca is a talented writer and her awards and accolades are well deserved. Even though this story was offered for "free," that is not the reason I opted to read it. Her short description was so concise and well developed that I knew I would be in the hands of a skilled writer. Congratulations, Rebecca! And thank you for an enjoyable story.