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Continue reading →: The Cycle of Life
I only knew one of my grandparents, my mother’s father, Quinn – John Quincy, to be exact, but he was called Quinn or JQ. He died of a heart attack while singing a hymn in church one Sunday evening, just two days before Queen Elizabeth’s coronation. He was 70. My…
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Continue reading →: Reflections on Relationships and WritingYesterday, I was in an all-day Zoom meeting with several other writers and our writing coach. These Zoom meetings are so enjoyable. I learn so much about writing and about life in general. Yesterday, the topic was “relationships.” After a brief discussion, we write for the day. I had planned…
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Continue reading →: Preparing to Market my BookI’ve almost finished my book and am now starting preparations to market it. Please do not take this as a “how-to” blog. I am just relating what I am doing. Keep in mind that I am new to blogging. I welcome any advice offered in the comments. I just received…
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Continue reading →: InspirationI first became aware of Carol P. Christ while searching for answers about the people who erected the stone monuments scattered about Brittany and the United Kingdom. I was researching Marija Gimbutas, the Lithuanian archaeologist and anthropologist known for her research into the Neolithic cultures of “Old Europe”. Carol had invited Dr.…
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These were moving, heartfelt, genuine, and touching tales.
I especially loved Peg Emigh’s recollections of World War II.
Writer’s Digest 13th Annual Self-Published E-book Awards
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