Volume 1 - 2021

Welcome to the new RARWRITER website: For the last couple decades, www.RARWRITER.com has been a source for information on the arts and entertainment world, with detailed profiles of the artists who work in the entertainment meccas across America and around the globe. That type of content remains available at the Creative Culture Journal website. There you can also find all back editions of the previous RARWRITER site. RARWRITER.com is now focused exclusively as an outlet for RARWRITER Publishing Group head Rick Alan Rice.   

In the Works 

ATWOOD: The Marion Hotel (Book Two): The second of the ATWOOD trilogy is anticipated in 2021. "The Marion Hotel" further traces the development of a special village on the Kansas plains.

Pandora: The sequel to The Goat Farm is in the works, delivery date uncertain. The story traces the further influence of otherworldly forces on the world, and most especially on the Sierra range community of Grass Valley, California.

Untitled: A sequel to The Friendly is in the works. The book further expands the story of Steinfeller, the mysterious Rosecrucian, and his role in the mechanical universe.

What's happening in the RARWRITER Universe

The transition of the RARWRITER Publishing websites continues with the redevelopment of:

 

 

Links to Inside Pages

 HISTORICAL FICTION

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 CRIME DRAMA

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PARANORMAL 

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HORROR

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RARWRITER Publishing
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Email: Rick@RARWRITER.com
P: (530) 446-6021

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About Us

Rick Alan Rice is the author of numerous novels, including the historical epic ATWOOD trilogy, Cooksin - Crime and Redemption in the New West, the supernatural drama The Friendly, and esoteric satire The Goat Farm.

Long known as "RAR", Rick has been the publisher of numerous websites, all aspects of his RARWRITER Publishing Group. The RARWRITER.com site has been a website providing information on the arts and entertainment worlds, as well as serving as an outlet for Rick's creative output, literary, musical, and otherwise. The archives of the old RARWRITER.com site can be found at the site now known as the Creative Culture Journal.  

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