Things to Be Survived
-- Scott Tinley limns his own kind of demon-haunted world. He writes with a hard-earned wisdom about the limits of physical confrontation and the interior dimensions of the psychic battlefield. These stories are visitations of a sort, from the ghosts of enemies within and without.     --Chris Carter, writer, creator and producer of the X-Files and other film and literary projects. --Chris CarterST writes like he raced -- passionately, purposefully, driven by an intelligent soulfullness, a depth of understanding of tragedy rarely found these days. Pull up a chair and treasure this trip inside the heart - and head -- of a chronicler of the human condition.  --Armen Keteyian, Chief Investigative Correspondent, CBS News --Armen Keteyian, Chief Investigative Correspondent, CBS NewsThat which doesn't kill me, makes me stronger.  Scott Tinley takes Nietzsche's aphorism and runs with it in this collection of hard-fought truths and smart, lyrical stories. You can tell he sweat blood  writing them. The reader also emerges tougher, wiser, grateful.  --Bill Katovsky, author of Patriots Act: Voicing Dissent; and co-author of Embedded. --Bill Katovsky