July is a busy month! by rose Allen McCauley Fireworks go off most of the month around here. Is it because it is my birthday on the 3rd, or our country’s soon to be 243rd birthday on the 4th? Or maybe to celebrate Christmas in July when it is too hot to do anything else?!?…
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New Release: Until Then by Gail Kittleson
March 3, 1943 Bethnal Green, London’s East End Shortly after a quarter past eight, a siren split the air. Marian Williams lifted her sleeping daughter from her bed and darted down the stairs. Her mother and father-in-law, off on air warden duty, had left the front door unlocked.She hugged her youngest child close. The blackout…
Carol McClain: A New York Yankee on Stinking Creek
Julie’s Note: Please welcome author Carol McClain as she shares a character interview from her latest release, A New York Yankee on Stinking Creek. A Chat with Acclaimed Artist Kiara Rafferty A new reporter from the LaFollette Press earned the job of interviewing the acclaimed artist Kirara Rafferty. This was her chance of a lifetime.…
Jennifer Hallmark: Jessie’s Hope
What a treat today. Not only do we have an interview with Jennifer Hallmark, we also have an excerpt from her latest release, Jessie’s Hope. She also shares all the places you can go on her blog tour because she has some ahhh—mazing prizes in store! What’s the theme or message we’ll find in Jessie’s…
The Toxic Train of Unforgiveness
Julie’s Note: I can’t believe it, but I have over 2100 posts on this site since 2011. I’ve blogged longer than that, but that’s what I’ve been able to save at this domain I know readers come and go, so I thought here and there I’d share some of those first posts, revised a little.…
How to Land the Anxiety Plane
Sitcoms enjoy using the plot strategy where people are on an airplane and suddenly the pilot is unable to do his job, or, the plane is in trouble, or even both. An amateur takes the controls and through great, funny writing, they land the plane and everyone is safe. Recently I thought about where I…