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Those of you who didn’t make it to the “Poetry Reading” (on yesterday), really missed a treat.

There were 10 participants and each one of us was on point.

That was my first time, but I really surprised myself.

The Title of my Reading was Relationships, Marriage, and Such.

Years ago, I Blo

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¡Hola a todos!

Inauguro este espacio que tenemos en Goodreads (y que no sé bien cómo funciona) para contarles que me había tomado un tiempo del podcast, sin subir episodios, porque no tenía nada que decir.

El podcast estaba en un momento en el que sentía que estaba todo dicho, que estaba haciendo cosa Read more of this blog post »

304. What movie touched you to the core?
#I_am_here_eternity

Anyone who follows world events is by now aware that Vladimir Putin's "special military operation" is going very poorly indeed. What was supposed to be a three-day walkover is now entering its second year, and some (perhaps biased) sources put Russian casualties as high as 690,000 men killed, wounde Read more of this blog post »

Perfect Free Romance Book Blitz

This week I'm sharing my Perfect FREE romance book blitz. I'm excited to bring you this romance for FREE March 30-April 3, 2023. So get those fingers ready to one-click, your eyes ready to scan the pages, stamina ready to ready all night, and heart ready to be thrilled Read more of this blog post »

★ AVAILABLE NOW ★

Praying for Thunder , Book One in the RBMC Series Wilmington, NC Chapter by India R Adams is OUT NOW!

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Every so often you get a review so good, you just have to share it. Thank you to writer Ken Korczak for this extremely generous review of Book 2 of the Antasy Series, The Prophet of the Termite God. It's a fantastic feeling when someone reads your book and understands all of your intentions. You can Read more of this blog post »

This month has provided so many lessons for me that I had no idea which to choose. And since this blog is about an author’s adventure through life, let’s talk about books—more importantly books vs. screen adaptions.

If you were to have asked me two years ago, what I thought about turning my books int Read more of this blog post »

I apologize for this episode coming out so late! I was in a major car crash, there was extensive shop and personal drama, and it’s been a wild ride, but here’s the latest podcast episode. This features musician and artist Dave Benton. https://youtu.be/51s9zE2_Zto

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The Mother of All Dilemmas, my memoir-with-a-message, would not be on Katie Couric's list of "37 Life-Changing Books You Won't Be Able to Put Down" without the help of Lisa Manterfield (mentor), Kelly Mishell (coach), Cheryl Woodruff (editor), Nancy Van Iderstine (copyeditor), and Regan Chapman (pro Read more of this blog post »

Peak Performance Coach for Happiness and Success

Be free, happy and express yourself fearlessly to live fully. ~ Paul F. Davis

If you are in a creative funk, have lost your joy and happiness, feel emotionally stuck, feel like you have lost your way and purpose, seem to be spiraling in circles inwardly Read more of this blog post »

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As a child, I was drawn to mysteries. The short stories in Alfred Hitchcock Mystery Magazine and Ellery Queen, Carolyn Keene's Nancy Drew series, the books by the legendary Agatha Christie and the darker, true crime books, such as Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, where the

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The forest is a temple. Everything that lives there is part of something sacred.

One may consider the Tigers its priests and the Elephants, its builders. How curious that the call of the Peacock sounds like a temple bell.

Loving or even knowing an author is difficult.

Continue reading on The Writing Cooperative »

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If you're brave enough, I'll see you in two weeks at Tampa Bay Screams Horror Convention.

A decade ago, Joko (Jokowi) Widodo was an outsider candidate whose carefully cultivated “everyman” persona swept him into Indonesia’s presidential office. To get there, he had to overcome opposition from many rich and powerful figures.

However, he soon built a formidable political coalition, and he a

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I am happy to share that the manuscript for Kumasagi, Part 4: Sindhupat is complete. Next is editing and production work. I am hoping to release this fourth book in the Kumasagi series soon!



In this part of the story, Asta travels to Sindhupat Island, where Najat and Jayan were born. The island's ho Read more of this blog post »

My interest in writing Tudor fiction began with the short story: The Anne Gallant.

This was a warship which Henry VIII named after Anne Boleyn.

“I name this ship … the Anne Gallant!”

I have named many ships in my time. It is one of the prerogatives of kingship. And I am a king who has promoted a stron Read more of this blog post »

The Racism of People Who Love You: Essays on Mixed Race Belonging by Samira Mehta

My rating: 5 of 5 stars


Mehta's skillfully written collection of essays does not offer a quick read, nor should it, considering the topic, which I found fascinating. While most of us understand the concept of the (fa Read more of this blog post »

Since the Soviet government restricted the flow of information via "official" sources (e.g., Pravda), microwave radios were in demand. Families would huddle around them to listen to the Voice of America station. On low volume, of course.
We already know for a fact - thanks to Elon Musk and the "Twitt Read more of this blog post »