Category Archives: childhood

The Questions with Ann Harth: writer & editor

Posted on August 25, 2012 by dSavannah

I had this lovely intro written about how I met my next victim for The Questions, but she chose to answer question #1, which pretty much explains everything. So, I’ll just say, Ann Harth writes books and short stories for … Continue reading →

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The Coffin in my Car

Posted on August 18, 2012 by dSavannah

I’m a missionary kid (MK). For those of you who aren’t familiar with MK’s, we are a very very odd bunch. In my case, a lot of my oddness comes from a coffin that we carried in our station wagon. … Continue reading →

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The Questions with Stephanie Kate Strohm: writer

Posted on August 16, 2012 by dSavannah

As I said on my post with Jeffrey Koterba, I’m a member of the Amazon Vine program, which means I get to pick out books to review. I picked out a YA book called Pilgrim’s Don’t Wear Pink. I thought … Continue reading →

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The Questions with Jeffrey Koterba: writer, cartoonist, musician

Posted on August 12, 2012 by dSavannah

I’m a member of the Amazon Vine program, which means I get to pick out books to review. In the not-so-distant past, I chose to review Inklings by this dude I’d never heard of. I got the book, and truly, … Continue reading →