Author Archives: R. L. Copple
Dragnet for Santa
Ladies and gentlemen: the story you are about to hear is false. Only the names are true, to protect this author from being accused of making up strange names.
Adding a Featured Image in Blogger That Will Show Up on Facebook
Ever wondered how in Blogger blogs you can get the featured image to show up in social media post like Facebook? Wonder no more!
The Zumbathon for Harvey
I wrote this Pantoum-mime poem in honor of the many people inside and outside of Texas who have given any aid to the victims of Hurricane Harvey.
Destroy Dodge Ram 1500! Destroy Copple Family!
Did Dr. Smith break into the map app’s company headquarters to take us out? It seemed that way.
The Fullness of the Void
I had lost her. No more tender kisses. No more sitting on the porch swing. No more holding hands. No more complete Christmas dinners. Only a gaping hole the size of the Grand Canyon. How could I live half a life?
Dream Births
Posted in Poetry
Tagged parkinson's, parkinson's awareness month, parkinson's disease, PD, poetry
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“Santa Claus Is Leaving Our Planet”
Allusion Key
Here’s the key to unlock the secrets of my short story, “Santa Clause Is Leaving Our Planet.”
Getting FB to Show the Right Photo in WordPress
Frustrated at the lack of control of images in shared links on Facebook? Me too. Here’s how I solved the problem.
The Unlikely Angel
I encountered an angel in the wee hours of the morning in 1994. A very unlikely angel, but an angel nonetheless.
