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This week, we have the pleasure of hosting D.R. Ransdell. She loves to travel, has taught in Mexico and the U.S., and also writes great mysteries, often with a little mariachi flavor to them. She will give away a … Continue reading
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Today, Velda Brotherton visits and gives us some insight into PTSD and how it can affect people. Velda has been writing for over thirty years, and writes sexy, dark, and gritty historical romances, vintage mainstream, and mystery novels, all with … Continue reading
An Aside. In a random drawing of those who commented on Stephanie Pritchard’s post here on The Author’s Blog, John R. Lindermuth won a free copy of Stephanie’s book Stranded: A Novel. Sometimes, just picking up your car can be … Continue reading
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Today’s guest blogger is Connie Almony. She was trained as a mental health therapist and likes to mix a little fun with the serious stuff of life. She was a 2012 semi-finalist in the Genesis Contest for Women’s Fiction and was … Continue reading
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Our guest post today is from Lillian Duncan, a multi-published writer, an educator, and speech pathologist. She obviously believes in the power of words. Here’s her offering for today. I think you’ll find it interesting. MORE TO LIFE THAN ROMANCE? REALLY? … Continue reading
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Today, we’re going to hear from Lisa Orr, a very accomplished woman (Ph.D. in literature from U.C.L.A. and creative and non-fiction writing teacher for 20 years). She has published memoir, book reviews, works of literary criticism, and news stories. Her scholarly essays … Continue reading
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Today, we have Linda Rondeau visiting The Authors Blog. She started writing after retiring, but is turning out a number of well-received books. Jim: When did you know you wanted to be a writer, and when did you actually start … Continue reading
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We’re starting the New Year off with something a little different. Janet K. Brown has written most of her adult life, but since her retirement as a bookkeeper and medical coder, she writes as a second career and as a ministry. … Continue reading
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Donna Winters began penning novels in 1982 while working full time. She resigned from her job in 1984 following a contract offer for her first book. Since then, Thomas Nelson Publishers, Zondervan Publishing House, Guideposts, and Bigwater Publishing have published … Continue reading
Beginning Friday, ten professional writers with blogs have gotten together to write the same post “Why I Became a Writer.” Please stop by any or all of their blogs to comment and find out what drives us in our favorite obsession. … Continue reading