Podcast appearances and mentions of david hankins

David Hankins was a “Writers of the Future Volume 39” winner in 2023 with his short story “Death and the Taxman.” In this interview, we discuss science fiction comedy vs. satire and its value to the overall genre. He has since gone on to create a series based on his short story. The first was appropriately titled “Death and the Taxman,” and the second, now releasing, “Death and the Dragon.” He was a guest earlier as a winner and you can hear him in episodes 238 and 239 with fellow winners following the awards gala. Learn more about David at davidhankins.com/

David Hankins was a “Writers of the Future Volume 39” winner in 2023 with his short story “Death and the Taxman.” In this interview, we discuss science fiction comedy vs. satire and its value to the overall genre. He has since gone on to create a series based on his short story. The first was appropriately titled “Death and the Taxman,” and the second, now releasing, “Death and the Dragon.” He was a guest earlier as a winner and you can hear him in episodes 238 and 239 with fellow winners following the awards gala. Learn more about David at davidhankins.com/

Dr. David Hankins is passionate communicator of God's Word and Pastor Eric's father. Dr. Hankins has served as the Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, Vice President of Cooperative Program for the SBC, and as pastor of churches in Texas and Louisiana. He is the author of One Sacred Effort, which is required reading by every Southern Baptist seminary student. Since retirement Dr. Hankins loves spending time with his wife Patty and his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He also like to get a round of gold in whenever possible.

Dr. David Hankins is passionate communicator of God's Word and Pastor Eric's father. Dr. Hankins has served as the Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, Vice President of Cooperative Program for the SBC, and as pastor of churches in Texas and Louisiana. He is the author of One Sacred Effort, which is required reading by every Southern Baptist seminary student. Since retirement Dr. Hankins loves spending time with his wife Patty and his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He also like to get a round of gold in whenever possible.

On this episode of the eReads Podcast, David Hankins returns to share his insights on launching a successful Kickstarter campaign. Learn from an expert about the strategies and tactics that can help you turn your creative ideas into reality. Make sure to grab your pens and notebooks because this is an episode you won't want to miss!Social Media Links:Website: https://davidhankins.comFacebookTwitter (X) InstagramBooksAudiobook copy the award-winning short story “Death and the Taxman” .“Death and the Taxman” – Writers of the Future winner, Volume 39 (2023)“A Properly Spiced Gingerbread” (DreamForge Magazine) – 2022 Winner of the Critters Readers Poll for Best Magical Realism Short Story“Reassessed Value” (Third Flatiron Anthologies) – on Tangent Online 2022 Recommended Reading List“The Last Quest of Corbin the Coward” (Factor Four Magazine)“Hell's Bureaucracy” (Unidentified Funny Objects Anthologies)“Another Day on the Orbital Ranch” (DreamForge Magazine)Connect with LizWebsite https://lizbullardwrites.comEmail: liz@Lizbullardwrites.comInstagramTiktokFacebookAmazon Author PageBooksSnow Fall (FREE) Prophecy Trilogy Series

David Hankins spent 20 years in the Army working in logistics. He retired at 42 and had to figure out what his next act was going to be. There would be stability to support his family, but he would also chase his dream of becoming a professional writer. Despite David's midlife transition looking pretty smooth, there has been a lot of uncertainty. In both his search for a civilian job and his efforts to break into publishing, he's heard a lot of no's, or gotten no response at all. His approach to that was to provide himself with as many options as possible so that at least a few would work out. Guest Bio David Hankins is the award-winning author of Death and the Taxman and writes from the thriving cornfields of Iowa where he lives with his wife, daughter, and two dragons disguised as cats. David joined the US Army after college and, through some glitch in the bureaucracy, convinced Uncle Sam to fund his wanderlust for twenty years. He has lived in and traveled through much of Europe, central Asia, and the United States. Now that he's retired from the Army, David devotes his time to his passions of writing, traveling, and finding new ways to pay his mortgage. You can find him at https://davidhankins.comTurning 40 and Leaving the Bureaucracy for Science FictionIn this episode, David Hankins shares his journey from serving in the Army for 20 years, through his transition back to civilian life, to becoming a published author. He talks about his military career, starting with his initial intention to join the military police, leading to his eventual role in logistics and ammunition management. David touches upon his travels, including deployments to Afghanistan and Iraq, and his life-changing decision to retire after 20 years of service. David discusses the challenges and uncertainties he faced while transitioning to civilian life, including his pursuit of a writing career. Inspired by storytelling sessions with his daughter, David began writing short stories, leading to winning the Writers of the Future contest. He also shares insights into his writing process, motivations, and his upcoming self-published novel 'Death and the Taxman'. Throughout the episode, David emphasizes the importance that networking, planning, and maintaining a positive outlook had during his midlife transition.Guest ResourcesOrder Death and the Taxman here!Connect with David on FacebookConnect with David on Instagram Do you have the Midlife Ick? Download Stephanie's guide to the Ick to diagnose whether you or someone you love is suffering from this insidious midlife malaise. www.fortydrinks.com/ick Listen, Rate & SubscribeApple Podcasts SpotifyAmazon PodcastsGoogle PodcastsSponsorThe Forty Drinks Podcast is produced and presented by Savoir Faire Marketing/Communications

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Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 241 followers241 239 tracks239 David Hankins, "Death and the Taxman," TJ Knight "The Fall of Crodendra M," Spencer Sekulin "Children of Desolation," and Samuel Parr "The Last History" are all winners published in "L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 39." They have all written very different stories with very different and are all winners. David Hankins - davidhankins.com Spencer Sekulin - spencersekulin.net

David Hankins, "Death and the Taxman," TJ Knight "The Fall of Crodendra M," Spencer Sekulin "Children of Desolation," and Samuel Parr "The Last History" are all winners published in "L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 39." They have all written very different stories with very different and are all winners. David Hankins - davidhankins.com Spencer Sekulin - spencersekulin.net

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 238. David Hankins & Sarah Morrison announce “Death and the Taxman” novel

David Hankins (WOTF) and Sarah Morrison (IOTF) are winners published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 39. David's story, “Death and the Taxman" with Sarah's illustration, made for a fantastic package. It was so popular that David expanded it to a novel and Sarah expanded on her art to create the cover and additional inside art. And they have launched a Kickstarter to fund the project. Sign up for the Kickstarter here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/davidhankins/death-and-the-taxman?ref=thanks-share&fbclid=IwAR3RBBul89mak9EnJz9lVxqcJiRwdci4jnR-7cy7gdEWpCpqz5J-Y9y2sQs

Writers & Illustrators of the Future Podcast 238. David Hankins & Sarah Morrison announce “Death and the Taxman” novel

David Petersen, the creator behind Mouse Guard answers questions from Trevor, Paul and David Hankins. Music:  Andre Jetson - Bipolar (Original Mix)

Join us in this episode of the eReads podcast as I sit down with David Hankins, a renowned author and expert in the craft of short stories. David shares his insights and experiences, leaving listeners feeling encouraged and motivated to pursue their own creative works.In this insightful conversation, we delve into the art of navigating rejection and overcoming obstacles on the path to success. David provides valuable advice on how to handle rejection with resilience and use it as a stepping stone towards growth.Prompt ”True Story”Offer Link: zen.ai/H-pAzZ2HHFBQMp_-Qjo5FAOffer Code: ereadsFind David Hankins*Support David's Kickstarter Campaign HEREWebsite: https://davidhankins.comFacebook: @davidhankins.authorTwitter: @_davidhankinsInstagram @_davidhankinsBooksAudiobook copy the award-winning short story “Death and the Taxman” FREE.“Death and the Taxman” – Writers of the Future winner, Volume 39 (2023)“A Properly Spiced Gingerbread” (DreamForge Magazine) – 2022 Winner of the Critters Readers Poll for Best Magical Realism Short Story“Reassessed Value” (Third Flatiron Anthologies) – on Tangent Online 2022 Recommended Reading List“The Last Quest of Corbin the Coward” (Factor Four Magazine)“Hell's Bureaucracy” (Unidentified Funny Objects Anthologies)“Another Day on the Orbital Ranch” (DreamForge Magazine)More From Lizhttps://sleek.bio/lizbullardwrites

BETTENDORF WRITER HONORED AT HOLLYWOOD AWARDS EVENT Winning Story Featured in New Release Bettendorf, Iowa writer David Hankins is a winner in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest and was honored along with eleven other winning writers and twelve winning artists at the Taglyan Complex in Hollywood, California on April 28th. His story, "Death and the Taxman," is illustrated by Sarah Morrison of Malden, Massachusetts who is an Illustrators of the Future winner herself. The story and illustration, along with the other writers' and illustrators' stories and art are published in the international bestselling anthology, L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 39 which is officially released on May 2nd. David Hankins writes from the thriving cornfields of Iowa where he lives with his wife, daughter, and two dragons disguised as cats. His writing journey began in the oral tradition of convincing his daughter to Go To Sleep with inventive stories. That usually backfired. After years of Just One More Story, David began transcribing his midnight ramblings in an attempt to keep his storylines straight. Children are ruthless in identifying mistakes in fairy tales. David writes lighthearted speculative fiction because that's what he loves to read and—this is the important bit—there's not nearly enough humor in the world. David aims to change that, one story at a time. David joined the US Army after college and, through some glitch in the bureaucracy, convinced Uncle Sam to fund his wanderlust for twenty years. He has lived in and traveled through much of Europe, central Asia, and the United States. Now that he's retired from the Army, David devotes his time to his passions of writing, traveling with his family, and finding new ways to pay his mortgage. “Death and the Taxman” was born as the writing community mourned the passing of Writers of the Future coordinating judge Dave Farland. Death is the ultimate rigged game, one that the Grim Reaper never loses. But what if he did? What if he became human? Would the Grim Reaper cling to life as tenaciously as we do? Inspired by the witty and sarcastic styles of Sir Terry Pratchett and Jim Butcher--and by an IRS audit he hopes never to repeat--David wrote this story hoping to bring laughter in a time of grief. To any tax auditors reading this: you are lovely people. Please don't audit David again. He hopes you enjoy “Death and the Taxman. The Writers of the Future Award is the genre's most prestigious award of its kind and has now become the largest, most successful, and demonstrably most influential vehicle for budding creative talent in the world of speculative fiction. Since its inception, the Writers and Illustrators of the Future contests have produced 39 anthology volumes (with this event) and awarded upwards of $1 million in cash prizes and royalties. For more information about the Contests, go to www.WritersoftheFuture.com.

BETTENDORF WRITER HONORED AT HOLLYWOOD AWARDS EVENT Winning Story Featured in New Release Bettendorf, Iowa writer David Hankins is a winner in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Contest and was honored along with eleven other winning writers and twelve winning artists at the Taglyan Complex in Hollywood, California on April 28th. His story, "Death and the Taxman," is illustrated by Sarah Morrison of Malden, Massachusetts who is an Illustrators of the Future winner herself. The story and illustration, along with the other writers' and illustrators' stories and art are published in the international bestselling anthology, L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 39 which is officially released on May 2nd. David Hankins writes from the thriving cornfields of Iowa where he lives with his wife, daughter, and two dragons disguised as cats. His writing journey began in the oral tradition of convincing his daughter to Go To Sleep with inventive stories. That usually backfired. After years of Just One More Story, David began transcribing his midnight ramblings in an attempt to keep his storylines straight. Children are ruthless in identifying mistakes in fairy tales. David writes lighthearted speculative fiction because that's what he loves to read and—this is the important bit—there's not nearly enough humor in the world. David aims to change that, one story at a time. David joined the US Army after college and, through some glitch in the bureaucracy, convinced Uncle Sam to fund his wanderlust for twenty years. He has lived in and traveled through much of Europe, central Asia, and the United States. Now that he's retired from the Army, David devotes his time to his passions of writing, traveling with his family, and finding new ways to pay his mortgage. “Death and the Taxman” was born as the writing community mourned the passing of Writers of the Future coordinating judge Dave Farland. Death is the ultimate rigged game, one that the Grim Reaper never loses. But what if he did? What if he became human? Would the Grim Reaper cling to life as tenaciously as we do? Inspired by the witty and sarcastic styles of Sir Terry Pratchett and Jim Butcher--and by an IRS audit he hopes never to repeat--David wrote this story hoping to bring laughter in a time of grief. To any tax auditors reading this: you are lovely people. Please don't audit David again. He hopes you enjoy “Death and the Taxman. The Writers of the Future Award is the genre's most prestigious award of its kind and has now become the largest, most successful, and demonstrably most influential vehicle for budding creative talent in the world of speculative fiction. Since its inception, the Writers and Illustrators of the Future contests have produced 39 anthology volumes (with this event) and awarded upwards of $1 million in cash prizes and royalties. For more information about the Contests, go to www.WritersoftheFuture.com.

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Chatting With Sherri welcomes award-winning author; David Hankins! David Hankins writes from the thriving cornfields of Iowa where he lives with his wife, daughter, and two dragons disguised as cats. His writing journey began in the oral tradition of convincing his daughter to Go To Sleep with inventive stories. That usually backfired. After years of Just One More Story, David began transcribing his midnight ramblings in an attempt to keep his storylines straight. David writes lighthearted speculative fiction because that's what he loves to read and—this is the important bit—there's not nearly enough humor in the world. David aims to change that, one story at a time. David joined the US Army, he has lived in and traveled through much of Europe, central Asia, and the United States. Now that he's retired from the Army, David devotes his time to his passions of writing, traveling with his family, and finding new ways to pay his mortgage “Death and the Taxman” was born as the writing community mourned the passing of Writers of the Future coordinating judge Dave Farland. David wrote this story hoping to bring laughter in a time of grief. To any tax auditors reading this: you are lovely people. Please don't audit David again. David Hankins. He is a winner in our international contest, The Writers of the Future published in L. Ron Hubbard Presents Writers of the Future Volume 39.

Writers And Illustrators Of The Future Guest David Hankins Author

Writers And Illustrators Of The Future Guest David Hankins Author

Writers of the Future winner David Hankins talks about the power of mentors, writing groups and forums. He shares what he has done to go from being a brand new author to become a professional in 18 months. You can find him at www.davidhankins.com.

Message from David Hankins on July 10, 2022

Who doesn't like a great comic book? In this episode, Adam Torres and David Hankins, Owner, Co-Creator and writer at Powers Squared, talk about 2020 plans and the upcoming comic book signing.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguest

David Hankins, Co-Creator & Writer at Powers Squared Comic Book is interviewed in this episode. Follow Adam on Instagram at Ask Adam Torres for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule. Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast: https://www.moneymatterstoptips.com/podcastguest --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneymatters/support

Paul and David Hankins, two of the co-creators introduce themselves and their comic book Powers Squared. What is the story about and why did they decide to do a comic book in the first place. This episode is brought to you by https://powerssquaredcomicbook.com/join Join the Conversation!  

Paul Chitwood was unanimously elected as IMB president this week, and David Hankins announced his retirement from the Louisiana Baptist Convention.

7/12/15 David Hankins

Dr. David Hankins, Guest Speaker "Saying no to God for convenience sake" Acts 24, 25, & 26

It's Time to Awaken

Judges 16 - Even the Blessed Can Blow It

Judges 16 - Even the Blessed Can Blow It

It's Time to Awaken

It's Time to Awaken

Judges 16 - Even the Blessed Can Blow It

Judges 16 - Even the Blessed Can Blow It

It's Time to Awaken

Evangelism Conference 2011 message from David Hankins

Evangelism Conference 2011 message from David Hankins

Evangelism Conference 2011 message from David Hankins

Evangelism Conference 2011 message from David Hankins

David Hankins’ State Missions Report from the 2009 LBC Annual Meeting

David Hankins’ State Missions Report from the 2009 LBC Annual Meeting

David Hankins’ State Missions Report from the 2009 LBC Annual Meeting

David Hankins’ State Missions Report from the 2009 LBC Annual Meeting

David Hankins’ Monday Message from the 2009 Pastor's Conference

David Hankins’ Monday Message from the 2009 Pastor's Conference

David Hankins’ Monday Message from the 2009 Pastor's Conference

David Hankins’ Monday Message from the 2009 Pastor's Conference

2009 Evangelism Conference Sermon by David Hankins

2009 Evangelism Conference Sermon by David Hankins

2009 Evangelism Conference Sermon by David Hankins

2009 Evangelism Conference Sermon by David Hankins

2008 Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Director Report - Dr. David Hankins

2008 Louisiana Baptist Convention Executive Director Report - Dr. David Hankins

Message of David Hankins, Executive Director, LBC to the Connections Conference 2008.

Message of David Hankins, Executive Director, LBC to the Connections Conference 2008.

Dr. David Hankins, Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, addresses the question what it means to be Southern Baptist

Dr. David Hankins, Executive Director of the Louisiana Baptist Convention, addresses the question what it means to be Southern Baptist

Message by David Hankins about the threads that tie together our Southern Baptist Identity

Message by David Hankins about the threads that tie together our Southern Baptist Identity