Shearing the Flock

In this withering satire, a Harley Davidson-riding con man makes millions as the head of a faith-healing ministry, until he gets his comeuppance.

Aug 15, 2011 by Bill Glose in Arts & Events

Disorder in the Court

A retired judge takes a decidedly light look at his life on the bench.

Jun 23, 2011 by Bill Glose in Arts & Events

Ship of Fools

An inexperienced sailor takes his family on a sailing trip to Bermuda, then Bad things start to happen in this adventure novel about the dangers of hubris.

May 9, 2011 by Bill Glose in At Large

The Urban Underbelly

Cynical cops hunting hard-luck losers—and, always, bloody crimes: It’s a collection of noir.

Mar 16, 2011 by Bill Glose in At Large

Where the Buffalo Roam

For a little over a year, Bill Glose has been walking across Virginia, pausing as often as possible to soak up local history and immerse himself in the culture. For over 350 miles of his walk, Dawn West has accompanied him on his adventures.

Nov 22, 2010 by Bill Glose in the beat

The Mud Bog

For a little over a year, Bill Glose has been walking across Virginia, pausing as often as possible to soak up local history and immerse himself in the culture. For over 300 miles of his walk, Dawn West has accompanied him on his adventures.

Oct 21, 2010 by Bill Glose in the beat

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Bill Glose's Walk across Virginia: A Movable Feast in Abingdon

For the past 10 months, Bill Glose has been walking across Virginia, pausing, as often as possible, to both soak up local history and sop up local cuisine.

May 11, 2010 by Bill Glose in the beat

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Bill Glose's Walk Across Virginia: Good Eats and an Errant Peek

For the past seven months, Bill Glose has been walking across Virginia. Recently, he and walking partner Dawn West explored Fredericksburg.

Jan 5, 2010 by Bill Glose in the beat

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Bill Glose's Walk Across Virginia: Richmond to Fredericksburg