#BLOGanuary (a month of blogging) question for January 30, 2023. . What would you title the chapters of your autobiography? At first, I thought, that is just TOO hard. I don’t WANT to write an autobiography or even a memoir. (Although a friend in my writer’s group has been encouraging us to do just that.…
Re-blogged from Melissa’s Mochas, Mysteries, and Meows. on November 11, 2022 Mudpie was very excited to have the opportunity to interview Earl Grey, the feline star of this series. We hope you enjoy meeting him! Welcome, Earl Grey! Thank you so much for chatting with me today. Could you start by telling us a…
by Heidi Gray McGill ©Author Heidi Gray McGill 2022 Reviews do more than encourage authors, yet writing a review can be daunting. Many people prefer not to leave one because they may not feel they write well enough or know what to say. If you fall into that category…here’s a fun way to make it…
Do you like to read Cozy Mysteries set in the United Kingdom? Read about Hannah Dennison who writes the Vicky Hill series (cub reporter covering Obituary news, but looking for a headliner), the Island Sisters series (trying to make a secluded Hotel work on a quirky, tiny island off Cornwall), and the Honeychurch Hall series…
A Christian Essay by Jackie Houchin Who am I? Who are YOU? We humans define ourselves in relation to other people, places, and things. I am a daughter, a sister, an aunt, a wife, a mother, a grandmother. I am a homeowner, a neighbor, a Little Free Library curator. I am a believer, a member…
A GUEST BLOG BY ALISON WEARING of Memoir Writing, Inc. “I think it’s so much easier to define memoir by what it’s not…Memoir is not a chronological recitation of a life. It’s not therapy. It’s not an accusation. It’s not a boast. It’s not fiction. It’s not gossip. Memoir is a search to understand the…
A Tribute, by Guest Writer, Mwawi Nyagondwe Manda Today marks 29 years since my dad passed on. He loved and spoiled me, even when he had nothing. He made sure that his last born was happy, with the little that he had. I miss him dearly. Time flies. Today I choose to talk about…
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By Gayle Bartos-Pool The first person whoever wrote a book didn’t have libraries and bookstores full of previously penned tomes to read and enjoy and from which to get inspiration to perhaps write their own story. They had a story to tell and wrote it. We, centuries later,…
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