Welcome to Update Monday: Week 2
Hello, Everyone! Happy belated Father’s Day to all the Dads who read this. Quite a bit has transpired this week. Unfortunately, not on the writing front. I have had posts scheduled and posting to Facebook and Twitter for over a week now. The algorithm numbers for both have been...
Reasons for My Absence: Part 2
A few days after seeing my wife go through one of the most painful experiences that I’ve seen her go through, we had an okay New Year’s Eve celebration with our roommates. Going through too many trials to count in our time together, we were hopeful that we would...
Mane of Redemption a Closer Look
Are you a fan of Fantasy stories set in modern times? Do you enjoy stories about good vs. evil or angels vs. demons? Mane of Redemption might be just what you’re looking for. The story follows Jude Crenshaw as he is almost killed during a scuffle in an alley...
Sarah Anne Carter
What lead you to write? My 4th grade teacher read some of my creative writing for class and encouraged me to write more and even enter a contest to be included in a journal. I was published in the journal and have wanted to write ever since. What is...
Cynthia Yoder
What lead you to write? When I was eight, I started typing my poems on my father’s Smith Corona typewriter. I only know this because my grandmother kept a poem, dated it – and mailed it to me when I was in my twenties! Both parents encouraged me and...
Katrina Sardis
What lead you to write? A: For me, writing became an emotional release as a child. I discovered writing as a way to speak without verbalizing all that I felt. Writing was my therapy, a way to cope with emotional turmoil. What is your preferred genre to write? A:...
Chrystal Stevens
What lead you to write? I had always been an avid reader and loved various genres of books. Sometimes I would read a book and not like how it turned out or I would say I would have had this character do this or that. So, I decided to...
Theresa Snyder
What lead you to write? My mother was a strong influence on my initiation into writing. I was bullied in school far before it was recognized and dealt with socially as it is today. She gave me a journal and encouraged me to write down my feelings. Then we...
Ana Rubio-Serrano
What lead you to write? My family. First, my grandmother, Anne always read books for kids to my brother and me. And she didn’t just read them, but played the roles of every single character: In a sweet voice, she spoke like the grandmother of Little Red Riding Hood....
Deanie Humphrys-Dunne
What lead you to write? My parents always felt I had a talent for writing, but I didn’t have the confidence until I had a strong intuition to try writing my first book about my childhood experiences on our family’s riding school. What is your preferred genre to write?...