Approaches to Writing, Blogging, Uncategorized, Writing Prompts
Considering summer as hot iron balls we can neither embrace nor let go, what can you make of these prompts in a half hour or so? 1. Space travel 2. The temperatures of friendship 3. Junebugs 4. Outdoor grills As always, Reply with a Comment if you’d like to...
Approaches to Writing, Blogging, California Central Valley Writers, Childhood, College Student Writing, Entrepreneurship, Fantasy fiction, Fiction to Read, Paranormal, Recommended Authors and Books, Young Authors
Gorilla Girl was able to hold onto MUD long enough for a Q & A session this week. Readers and writers of all ages can see inside the mind of this cool young newcomer to the literary scene–The Raven’s Nest is available at amazon in e-book and paperback...
Audiobooks, Blogging, California Central Valley Writers, Fiction to Read, Holidays, House of Cuts, House of Dads, House of Eire, Ireland, Irish Novels, June Gillam, Recommended Authors and Books, Reviews, Suspense, Trailers, Uncategorized, Writing Groups
Get ready to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day, fly to Ireland in the pages of House of Eire. “Ghostwriter” takes on a dangerous new meaning when a woman honeymoons in Ireland and uncovers family closets full of skeletons.” –Kirkus Gorilla Girl Ink’s Q...
Approaches to Writing, Blogging, California Central Valley Writers, Fantasy fiction, Fiction to Read, Plots, Recommended Authors and Books, Rewards of Writing
Saturday, January 13, 2018– Keith English, The Ruination Gods fantasy fiction series author, will speak at 12:30 in Stockton, California. Keith lives in Stockton and says he enjoys a nice cigar on rare occasions but cannot exist long without good beer. He...
Blogging, Fiction to Read, House of Cuts, House of Dads, House of Eire, Ireland, Irish Novels, June Gillam, Plots, Recommended Authors and Books, Reviews, Summer Reading, Yeats
At Working Mommy Journal, it was heart-warming to see how well Hillary’s travels and travails were understood, as did “Working Mommy,” who also felt the anguish of the Irish people in the pages of the book. I just had to share some of her review and...
