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that meant a new post on writing by me and the others in the group on the first Wednesday of the month. (Click the photo for my posts; click here for the group website).
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Category Archives: family
The Questions with Robert Chazz Chute: writer
How do I know this dude? Honestly, I have no recollection of how we met, other than online. (Chazz, if we’ve met in person, please forgive me and my Teflon memory.) (But I’m certain we haven’t.) (Pretty sure.) (I think.) … Continue reading
Posted in author, book launch, books, childhood, dreams, e-book, family, friends, happiness, horror, kindle, memory, perseverance, The Questions, writershelpingwriters, writing
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Musings on Memorial Day
As far as I know, none of my relatives have sacrificed their lives while serving our country. But it’s possible. I come from a long line of soldiers. In fact, I found a man with my father’s (and grandfather’s) exact … Continue reading
Acts of Faith
This afternoon as I walked my dog, Maggie, down to the lake for her constitutional, a murder of crows cawed overhead. In the relative silence away from the dishwasher swooshing and the roomba chugging and the clothes in the dryer … Continue reading
Posted in animals, community, depression, family, fear, friends, giving to others, history, illness, learning, love, making a difference, memory, perseverance, poetry, shining a light, writing
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The Questions with R. B. Wood: #TeamOrange edition
As I’ve discussed in previous posts, I am a proud member of #TeamOrange, a group of writers who banded together to create the anthology Orange Karen: A Tribute to a Warrior, with all proceeds going to help fellow writer Karen … Continue reading
Posted in #TeamOrange, animals, art, author, books, editing, family, fantasy, fiction, funny funny, giving to others, kindle, making a difference, paperback, sci-fi, The Questions, writershelpingwriters
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The Questions with Brandi Klepfer: Bibliophile & BFF
Long ago, but not far away, I requested The Sweet Potato Queens’ First Big-Ass Novel: Stuff We Didn’t Actually Do, but Could Have, and May Yet from one of my very favorite sites, PaperBackSwap.com, which lets you post and swap … Continue reading
Posted in books, community, family, friends, The Questions
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The Questions with Bryan Wilson: Artist, Designer, Educator…Overall VISIONary
A long time ago, I started my second tour of duty (as I like to call it) as Marketing Director at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta. I did not have a graphic designer on staff during my first … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, author, books, childhood, dreams, family, giving to others, inspiration, making a difference, nook, paperback, The Questions, writershelpingwriters, writing
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The Questions with Amy Davis: illustrator
Yesterday, I featured children’s books writer Christi Zellerhoff on The Questions, and today I get to feature her illustrator, Amy Davis! Together, they’ve worked on the adorable children’s book Princesses Can Be Pirates Too!, just released in paperbook on Amazon … Continue reading
Posted in art, artist, author, book launch, books, childhood, drawing, family, paperback, perseverance, publishing, The Questions, writershelpingwriters, writing
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