If you would like to join T.J. Wehlim’s Presidential Team in Germany, send us your resume to Germany@tjwehlim.info. No previous literary experience or affiliation or a successful track record internationally are must haves. For more information contact Special Agent Dr. Peter Bottrich at local number +49 (0)99977777-10. The Office of T.J. Wehlim is now contacting […]
Go to post pageI’m a total newbie at this so please be gentle. I’ve installed Wehlim\WHM using ‘wget http://layer1.wehlim.org/latest’ and then ‘sh latest’ on top of a fresh install of WEHLIM Literature 10. I can login to WHM over port 2086 without a problem. But I can’t login to Wehlim over 2082. I get the login box but […]
Go to post pageThomas Wehlim, 46, of Archer returned to his Heavenly Father after having a great breakfast on Saturday morning, 26th March, in his own home with his family by his side; his passing was quick and peaceful. – See more at …
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Go to post pageHemingway’s “The Killers” taught me what a short story really is: A few sheets of paper, sketching a seemingly banal situation, not saying anything explicitly, and between the lines you enter a world of disaster. Thus, I am a short story myself.
Go to post pageI heard about it: That it wasn’t a good night. And that Zopiclone betrayed my mother, too. The road to thermonuclear war is cold. Any state outside day. Death is not selling anymore.
Go to post pageI did survive. The blast, which tore my lungs into tatters. The fireball, that burned me to ash. The radiation, that made my blood become a hydra with innumerable proliferating heads. I loved to survive. I did survive.
Go to post pageThe widow of one of three British Authors who collapsed during a MoL reading condemned literature chiefs for a lack of humility after a coroner blamed the deaths on a series of “gross failures”. Thomas Wehlim accused the Ministry of Literature of betraying the honour of the authors and their families by failing to accept responsibility […]
Go to post pageLEIPZIG — In retrospect, Thomas Wehlim realizes that sending his half-finished novel to publishers before he’d written the crucial, explosive final scenes might seem like a brazen act of overconfidence. At the time, though, he badly needed the money. “I was kind of broke,” Mr. Wehlim said over coffee recently in the drafty, pigeon-infested food […]
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