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It's that time of year again, the crazy Christmas shopping rush. I live by a mall, so that's always evident to me as soon as it begins. The holidays don't just bring traffic and Salvation Army bell ringers, if you're like me, it's a time to reflect on family gatherings and the ones who won't be here to celebrate with you as they once did. Like poetry, music and songs can be interpreted in a variety of ways. For some reason this year, "I'll be home for Christmas" has taken on a whole new…
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My latest book is out and available on Amazon.com
It's the memoir of Max, an ordinary cat who had the capacity to make an extraordinary difference in the lives of those around him. It combines humor with a bit of tugging at the heart strings. When you throw in the lessons learned, it's a book of universal application. Enjoy.
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Two years ago every Christian program I watched the preacher was talking about prosperity and how you can do different things in your life to achieve wealth. At that time I wasn't interested, because my wife and I had jobs, a nice house, two nice vehicles and money in the bank. Then one day I decided…
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I am not a year-end list type of guy but I am going to put three out here this week. I have broken my lists up into three categories: novels, digital short stories, and self-published work. The plan is to put them up in that order Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The time frame involved for inclusion in this is the entire year, not just a quarter as I have done throughout the year. Placement of some of the novels may surprise you and/or irritate you (sorry), but I am more than happy to…
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Have you discovered the ‘All Things Historical Fiction’ blog yet?
This fresh, innovative blog hosted by Taylor is a must for all fans of historical fiction, be it literature or romance. I’d love you to pop over to read my interview with Taylor and find out we are such kindred spirits!
http://allthingshistoricalfiction.blogspot.com/
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-Have you found that the response that you get from those that have read your book to be positive and that they got the spirit of why it was written?
Yes, Readers have written to me from all across America and even several countries around the world with feedback. Having a dialog with readers is such a pleasure.
-What are some of the positive things that have come from your readers taking your message to heart? There is nothing more meaningful than when readers…
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Hi Everyone, I'm on the Author's Show with Don Cauley on 12/21/2010 all day discussing Encounters in Paris : http://www.theauthorsshow.com/
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Christmas Lights ~ Woo hoo! Wonder if I can get hubby to do something like this for our lights?! (don't think I should hold my breath...)
Enjoy!
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From My Mama's Kitchen Presents... Sherryl Woods - A Chesapeake Shores Christmas!…
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-The research you have done seems exhaustive. Are you exhausted from it and do you find enjoyment from the process?
I love doing the research! Years in graduate studies taught me how to research and follow a historical trail, and I still love doing that. I can get lost in the fun of tracking down historical facts and theories and all the details. And a good portion of what goes in the books is also cumulative knowledge, so it's not as exhausting as it may seem. I've been gathering and…
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Your Funny Bone Can Use the Exercise
Giovanni, thank you for inviting me to contribute to your blog and for reviewing my book Sitting on Cold Porcelain. I love reading books and am partial to humorous narratives. I love a good laugh and absolutely relish making other people laugh. Reading a good humor book tickles your funny bone and helps to make you a healthy and happy camper, especially when things inevitably go wrong.
Many people have asked me why I…
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YA author, Sybil Nelson stops by as she promotes the exciting 'Priscilla the Great.'
Sybil shares her thoughts on 'The Constant Princess' by Philippa Gregory - well worth a peek!
http://graceelliot-author.blogspot.com/p/guest-blogger-spot.html
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I’m participating in the Be Jolly By Golly Christmas Blogfest today. Have a look and find out about my favorite Christmas treats and those of all the other participants.
http://vanessa-morgan.blogspot.com/2010/12/christmas-blogfest.html
http://avalon-lion.blogspot.com/2010/12/santa-paws.html
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