Archive for stuff that is not evergreen but we want to keep. Old gift guide articles, etc.
Brenda Stanley is a former television news anchor and investigative reporter for the NBC affiliate in Eastern Idaho. She has been recognized for her writing by the Scripps Howard Foundation, the Hearst Journalism Awards, The Idaho Press Club and …
Writers Talking with Brenda Stanley @myauthorlife Read More »
there are a series of tremendous benefits to keeping a diary as an adult, and just because this pastime has fallen from popularity, doesn’t mean that it’s not worth exploring all the same.
3 Reasons You Should Consider Writing a Diary as an Adult Read More »
Jennifer Honeybourn works in corporate communications in Vancouver, British Columbia. She’s a fan of British accents, Broadway musicals, and epic, happily-ever-after love stories.
Karen Ankers is a poet, playwright and novelist who lives in Anglesey, North Wales, with her partner, dog, and nine cats. She has had many jobs, including being a teacher, playgroup worker, cattery assistant and sales assistant.
I feel myself slipping into a depression. Should I fight it or let myself slide. I do my best writing in a depression Connected to my emotions in that melancholy way I delve deep within find the pieces of poetry that really touch the soul Is it worth the depths of despair? To find
Today’s guest post is Robin Gregory author of The Improbable Wonders of Moojie Littleman, her first published novel. Robin was born in Pensacola, Florida and grew up in California with seven siblings surrounded by horses, real cowboys, and the occasional rattlesnake. She has always been drawn to helping others, a trait that began, to her
My Date with Marc Chagall a Guest Post By Robin Gregory @tweety_robin Read More »
Kathleen writes dark, irreverently funny mystery/thrillers about women behaving badly. She is a two time Book of the Year finalist who loves shoes, food, the written word, weirdos and Lucy.
Writers Talking with Kathleen O’Donnell @authorkodonnell Read More »
Interview with author of Silent River a fictionalized version of a real investigation in the late 1950s in Portland, Oregon,
