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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
Shining the Light on Dark Places: Domestic Violence
I have been pondering this post for over a week now, but for some reason, I can’t get the words to come out right. They seem to be choking in my throat. Which is ironic, since October is Domestic Violence … Continue reading
Posted in abuse, community, depression, dreams, evil, family, fear, hell, illness, making a difference, memory, mental illness, shining a light, the dark places, violence, writing
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The Questions with Nikki Van De Car: writer & skittles fan
Nikki Van De Car (and yes, that is her real name) is another author who I don’t know personally. I do know her book marketing manager, Christina Esdon, who apparently had so much fun answering The Questions that she decided … Continue reading
The Questions with Terry Persun: writer in many genres
Facebook fans got to choose the cover of Revision 7: DNA, —————————> Terry Persun’s latest sci-fi novel about “Time traveling robots, a walking medical experiment turned detective genius, and a kidnapped psychic”. Notably, Terry is the first person to answer … Continue reading
Posted in author, books, dreams, family, literary fiction, publishing, sci-fi, technology, The Questions, writing
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The Questions with Alex Kimmell: writer
Alex writes horror. But as you can read in his responses to The Questions, he can write funny as well. I cackled like a loon as I got this post ready. His book, The Key to Everything was released three … Continue reading
Posted in author, book launch, books, dreams, evil, family, fear, fiction, funny funny, hell, horror, insomnia, kindle, memory, music, mystery, nook, paperback, publishing, the dark places, The Questions
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Where’s My Transporter?!?!?
No, seriously. I’ve watched and read enough sci-fi to see things that came out of an author’s imagination appear in the real world. Just google sci fi inventions that came true and the search engine comes back with “About 3,590,000 … Continue reading
Posted in family, friends, sci-fi, science, technology, wishes
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Sweating in the Sunshine
I’m in Atlanta this week. Today (Sun, 8/26/12), I’m in Buckhead for my niece Emma’s soccer tournament. Right this second I’m sitting in Starbucks with my sister-in-law (her mama) and writing while she (my SIL) (theoretically) studies for a class … Continue reading
Posted in childhood, dreams, family, giving to others, love
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Getting (b)older
Well, I’ve been afraid of changing ‘Cause I’ve built my life around you But time makes you bolder Even children get older And I’m getting older, too ~ Landslide by Stevie Nicks, performed by Fleetwood Mac, 1975 Today (8/18), my … Continue reading
