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Sunday Book Review – Writing to be Understood: What Works and Why by Anne Janzer #nonfiction

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. I’m happy to share this informative book by Anne Janzer – Writing to be Understood: What Works and Why. The book is geared toward nonfiction writers, which captured my… More

AI and Capabilities of ChatGPT

If you’re a writer, you may be concerned about AI capabilities and the possibilities of having copyrighted material stolen from our own books or work. But like it or not, it’s here. And admittedly, I… More

Sunday Book Review – Cut and Thirst – #shortstory by Margaret Atwood

Today’s Sunday Book Review is for a short story new release I was offered for my monthly First Reads freebie from Amazon Prime, Cut and Thirst by Margaret Atwood. . Blurb: Three women scheme to… More

Writer’s Tips – April Edition – WordPress Hacks, Font #Copyright Laws, #Editing, #Writer #Scams, #Blogging Tips

Welcome to my April edition of Writer’s Tips. In this edition, Hugh Roberts is back with two new helpful WordPress tutorials on using the new Comment Box on WordPress and how to reuse older blog… More

Sunday Book Review – SFV-1 – Darkness, Book 2 in the #dystopian Trilogy by Terry Tyler

My Sunday Book Review today is for book 2 in Terry Tyler’s exciting dystopian series – SFV-1 Darkness. Admittedly, dystopian isn’t my go-to genre to read, yet, I’m always captivated by Terry Tyler’s books, and… More

Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – New Series – Life Lessons 101 – #Kindness by D. G. Kaye | Smorgasbord Blog Magazine

I’ve begun a new tri-weekly series at Sally Cronin’s Smorgasbord Blog Magazine – LIfe Lessons 101. In the first installment I began with the topic of Kindness. . \KindnKess Matters Kindness Matters Welcome to my… More

Sunday Book Review – Lovers at the Museum: A Short Story by Isabel Allende

This short book of only 25 pages was a free read offered to me from First Reads on Amazon. It’s a whimsical and bizarre love story by Isabel Allende – Lovers at the Museum: A… More

Grief and Loss and Spirit Connection – 3 Years and Still Feels Like Yesterday

“Love knows not its own depth until the hour of separation” – Kahlil Gibran This week’s post is an acknowledgment to the third anniversary of my husband’s passing this past Sunday April 7th. That day… More

Sunday Book Review – Julia’s Violinist by Anneli Purchase

Today I’m reviewing a book I’ve been meaning to get to for awhile, but somehow kept getting pushed down the TBR pile – Julia’s Violinist by Anneli Purchase. This is a memoir/novel about the author’s… More

Mexico Part 2 – Back at my old Stomping Grounds

Welcome back to Part Two of my Mexican adventure. See Part One here. Alas, my first two weeks were up at my rented accommodation and it was time to move over to Saul and Brenda’s… More