When Only One Thing Matters
We live in a world of change, of pressure and persuasion. From newspapers and television, we are not so quietly
We live in a world of change, of pressure and persuasion. From newspapers and television, we are not so quietly
John and I have moved…often…first the tiny honeymoon apartment with only two small bedrooms, so that no one ever
BOTTOM LINE: I Loved this book. I had read Writers and Lovers, found it wandered a bit. And thus it
It is amazing to talk to people who are truly alive, eager, engaged and doing so many things. It’s called
We all plan our lives to some degree. Plan our children’s lives. We are not gifted with seeing into the
In the late sixties, I became a latchkey child who didn’t mind walking two plus miles from Longwood High School
I I recently wrote about my brother Bill, who died after a long and difficult illness. Many of you wrote,
Titles can’t be copyrighted, so I am using one created by Native American writer, Louise Erdrich. Her piece appeared in The
A man stands to the side in Minneapolis, recording what is happening in front of him with his phone. Nearby,
I’ve read all of Ann Packer’s novels….she being one of those writers that feels like a friend, someone you could
This post first appeared in the Huffington Post in a slightly different form Photos of the meal you’re eating, the
If you have never read or heard A CHILD’s CHRISTMAS in Wales….here is part of this wonderful work by DYLAN
Once upon a time, on a high summer evening, a woman stood in an empty room in her home. Her
Adding adversarial characters can give your novel depth. These minor characters can be annoying, comedic, overly positive, argumentative, despicable, totally
I I’m not a painter, but I imagine that when an artist gets the glimmer of an idea, despite the
Where to begin. Reviewers often toss off words like amazing, stunning, a jewel to purchase and keep. Well…yes to all being