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A special treat today. We have a post from Caleb Pirtle III. He’s been in the publishing arena for 40 years. He’s worked at pretty much every level. He’s made a name for himself at each of those levels. He’s … Continue reading
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Today’s guest blogger is Mary L. Hamilton. She claims she grew up at a youth camp in Wisconsin, so when she writes her Rustic Knoll Bible Camp series, she knows what she is talking about. Thus far, there are three … Continue reading
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Today’s guest is Deborah Dee Harper, a writer from Tennessee who graduated from Jerry B. Jenkins Christian Writers Guild where Misstep was a finalist in the 2009 Operation First Novel competition. She will be giving away a copy of Misstep … Continue reading
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I didn’t want to get involved in murder. But she made it sound like an exciting thing. It was going to be big. There were some names behind it; names I would know. It would be noticed. The press would notice. … Continue reading
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Today’s guest is K. Dawn Byrd, a prolific and talented writer who said she writes for the pure joy of putting words on paper. At one point she told me she wrote in marathon sessions, finishing a book in 30 days. … Continue reading
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After earning a degree to teach Spanish, D.R. Ransdell moved to Durango, Mexico. Her favorite Saturday nights were spent at house parties where guests fought over the guitar. When she returned to the U.S. five years later, she was so … Continue reading
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Today’s guest is Elaine Faber, the California writer who generally has a cat as the chief sleuth. She departs from that to bring us a story centered around World War II in her latest novel, Mrs. Odboddy – Hometown Patriot. (Of … Continue reading
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A.H. (Augie) Scott has been a writer all of her life. In grade school she rewrote Charlotte Bronte’s, Wuthering Heights and Shakespeare’s, The Taming of the Shrewd, for classmates to perform in a play. Writing has always been her passion. Currently … Continue reading
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Today’s guest is Peggy Blann Phifer, a retired executive assistant, who is plunging into writing now that she has the time. Her debut novel, To See the Sun, was released in 2012. Then came a novella, Somehow, Christmas Will Come, … Continue reading
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Today, I’m interviewing Vickie Phelps, a woman who has published over 200 articles in both regional and national magazines. She has also published five gift books with Barbour Publishing and is the co-author with Jo Huddleston of How to Write … Continue reading