Wednesday, March 8, 2023

 By Bill Russo


When I travel through the 48 states by car, I am always struck by the different accents to be found in this great nation which is 'indivisible' except for the variations in speech.

Going from East to West' via the South, I find 'you guys' becomes "youse guys" which morphs into "y'all" and later to "you'uns" etc.

But the strangest speech of all is in the mid-west. When people hear my Boston accent they say, you must be from 'Mass-a-too-setts'.

"No", I reply. "I am from Mass-achoo-setts - the state that sounds like a sneeze! a-choo!"



Wednesday, January 25, 2023

The Fifth Floor - based on real people and places inside the Bridgewater...


The video version of The Fifth Floor, by Bill Russo - based on real people and places inside the Bridgewater Triangle. Click pic 2 C on YouTube.

Monday, January 23, 2023

The Second Life of Riley Adair - from Bill Russo's Short Story Theater


From Season 4 of Short Story Theater - an examination of the possibility of a mind that exists below the conscious and even the subconscious mind.  

Sunday, January 22, 2023

I Grew Up in Dodge City in 1875, By Bill Russo


Brand New - the Video Version of my short story, "I Grew Up in Dodge City in 1875" - Click the pic to see for free on YouTube!

Tuesday, January 3, 2023

The Martian Express - A Tale of the Past? The Future? or Both? You decide!


Here is the video version of my short story, The Martian Express.  Is it a tale of the past? The Future? Or, as I suspect, is it both a yarn of days gone by and days to come?

Wednesday, December 14, 2022

Murder in the North End - She testified against the Big Sabu, now she mu...



Notes by Bill Russo Murder in the North End is a short tale that came to me over a plate of lasagna and meatballs. The food and the places are real, but the 'hitman' is fictional.

Sunday, December 11, 2022

Karma and the Little Girl from Provincetown - A Christmas Tale


Notes by Bill Russo

Here's the video version of my short story, Karma and the Little Girl from Provincetown.

It looked like another sad Christmas for an unlucky fisherman from Pronvincetown. Everything changed a short time before the holiday, when his daughter Maria managed to find a treasure on the beach. How to turn the 'treasure' into something that would change the family's fortune was something that only Maria knew.

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