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November 16, 2017
Guest Author Feature – Sarah Brentyn – Hinting at Shadows
Today’s featured guest is friend, author/blogger, Sarah Brentyn. I was thrilled when Sarah accepted my invitation to visit here because she reminds me of those reclusive movie stars who’d rather stay hidden behind her words, only I’ve noticed she’s stepped out and done a few interviews this year, and I’m glad that I’ve managed […]
November 14, 2017
My WIP, Beta Readers, Writing Friends, and Finally . . . The Cover Reveal
Writing, Friends, Editing, and Cover Reveal Many authors like to talk about their work in progress, especially when the book comes closer to being published, but I haven’t been too vocal about my latest WIP or shared much about it with anyone except a few close writing friends. So what’s so top […]
November 11, 2017
Sunday Book Review – Words We Carry by D.G. Kaye – Reviewed by Sally Cronin
Today I’m doing something different on my Sunday book review. Instead of me reviewing a book, I’m reblogging Sally Cronin’s most wonderful and in-depth review of my book, Words We Carry. I was elated to learn that Sally had gotten to my book on her mighty big TBR list, and even more excited when […]
November 10, 2017
Writer in Residence – Post from Your Archives – The Do-nut in Grannie’s Greenhouse by Paul Andruss | Smorgasbord – Variety is the spice of life
I thought I’d share a little informative, yet, humorous article written by Paul Andruss – Writer in Residence, regularly featured on Sally Cronin’s Smorgasbord Invitation. Okay, yes it may not be pretty, but I found it an interesting read with plenty of chuckles along the way. Ever wonder where we get some of […]
November 9, 2017
Flash Fiction Rodeo Contest at Charli Mills’ Carrot Ranch – My Entry
Charli Mills at the Carrot Ranch ran the first Flash Fiction Rodeo Contest in October. There were 8 challenges to enter throughout the month and the first of the contest winners were just announced. The rules for this first challenge in the series: When I grow up. Cast yourself back to […]
November 7, 2017
The Cycle – Flash NonFiction – Life Learn Repeat
Life Learn Repeat I’m not sure where this came from, just a pattern of thoughts in the wee hours of the night. I think what I was trying to convey is emotions we experience and lessons we learn in life we take with us into the next life. But lessons […]
November 4, 2017
Sunday Book Review – The Heart’s Lullaby – Poetry by Natalie Ducey
Today’s Sunday book review is on Natalie Ducey’s – The Heart’s Lullaby. In this book, Natalie shares beautiful poetry from the heart and the cover of this book is just gorgeous. Get this book on Amazon Blurb: The Heart’s Lullaby is a candid portrayal of love in all its splendor and pain. […]
Sunday Book Review – The Heart’s Lullabye – Poetry by Natalie Ducey
Today’s Sunday book review is on Natalie Ducey’s – The Heart’s Lullabye. In this book, Natalie shares beautiful poetry from the heart and the cover of this book is just gorgeous. Get this book on Amazon Blurb: The Heart’s Lullaby is a candid portrayal of love in all its splendor and pain. […]
November 2, 2017
Guest Author and Blogger Feature – Marsha Ingrao on Journaling
I’m excited to have over here today, friend, author, retired teacher, and blogger extraordinaire Marsha Ingrao. Marsha offers excellent insights on her 2 blogs. MarshaJustWrites.com offers blogging tips, author interviews, blogging challenges, as well as an excellent series on book reviews. Marsha also runs a blog TCHistorygal.net where she shares her travel reviews and photos […]
Smorgasbord – Posts from Your Archives – Rejection: the Ultimate Teacher by Tina Frisco | Smorgasbord – Variety is the spice of life
Today’s share is an insightful post from Tina Frisco on Rejection and what we learn from it. Tina shared this post on Sally Cronin’s “From the Archive” challenge, where Sally invites bloggers to submit their stories in a series of 4 posts. You can read how you too can submit to Sally’s promo […]
