Maybe I Should Have Hit the Delete Key

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On April 18, 2013, the Harvey County Independent ran acolumn that Bill Bush wrote about his daughter and son’s toy poodle, Anna.Maybe I Should Have Hit the Delete Key contains Bill’s first one hundred columnspublished in the Independent. Covering a variety of topics, Bill:

          • Shares his passion for running, small towns, his children, daylight savings time, and peanut butter
          • Documents the excitement and obstacles of trying to start a writing career
          • Addresses the NFL controversies of Ray Rice and players kneeling for the National Anthem
          • Tackles tough issues like terrorism, target’s bathroom policy, minimum wage, Westboro Baptist Church, Donald Trump, and freedom and socialism
          • Provides solutions for the societal problems of gay marriage and the IRS
          • Opens up about his fears of publishing a novel,dating, not being happy, and watching his aunt die
        • Writes flash fiction stories about skunks, aliens,friendship, and parenthood, and shares excerpts from longer fictional work

Some humorous, some serious, all thought provoking.

Bill’s column, So Many Thoughts So Little Time, can be read regularly in the Harvey County Independent, located in Halstead, Kansas.

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Legend of the Aneeka

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Impossible!

That’s the only word to describe what Granny Maya has told Akeena the day after her twelfth birthday. According to a family legend — to be told only to girls in their thirteenth year of life — she, Akeena Lawton herself, might become the only guardian of an underground city of gold.

Her cousin, Melody, whom Akeena considers unfriendly and a snob, was told the legend on her own birthday two months earlier. They are the only female descendents of a long-extinct tribe of people called the Aneeka.

If the legend is true Akeena has only one year to discover the hidden, underground city. Can the legend possibly be true? Even if it is, how can Akeena become the guardian with her cousin, Melody, in the running?

The race is on! Will the snobbish Melody win? Not if Akeena has anything to say about it.

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Earth (Vetrix Series Book 2)

The battle for Vetrix is over. The battlefor Earth begins.
Who can Flipper count on if not even his parents believehim?

After having returned safely from his adventures on the Gude homeplanet, Flipper is dismayed to find only ridicule and skepticism back home. Ofcourse aliens aren’t real; of course these are just the flights of fancy of asixth-grader and his friends. Nobody believes his story. Nobodycares.

But when the Snaders put into motion a nefarious plot to conquer Earthand eliminate the human threat in one fell swoop, Flipper finds his storyverified in a most spectacular–and horrifying–fashion. Not only have they senta deadly fleet to attack Earth, but they have infiltrated the halls of power,insinuated themselves into the heart of human civilization … and now the trapis closing.

With the help of Josh and Allison, along with allies both old and new,Flipper will need to dig deep and find the courage to stand up against theSnaders once more, and prevent them from destroying everything he holdsdear–friends, family, and the world itself.

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Book 1: Vetrix
Book 3: Zentron
Book 4: Sevitan

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