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
Writing fiction has been my passion for decades, and truly took hold when I was home raising my children. It
When our children were little, I worried about losing them, not to illness, death, but to kidnapping. I felt our
Writer and published author Therese Fowler wrote this to me on Writer Unboxed: Beth, obviously I can’t predict how your
Why did I begin writing a novel about a kidnapping? Because I’m a mother. Because of an event in the
Writers! How we love to sit at the keyboard and create…and whether our genre is poetry, essays, a novel or
In the past, language was often a barrier to medical research, to the advancement of the care of humans with
I am excited to be sharing with you my first KDP publication: AFTER PAPA LEFT. Summary: Abandoned at a young
Before I married my husband John and chose to take his name, Havey (there is no R !!) I was
The following essay appeared in the Des Moines Register. It was my response to one written by Judge Robert J.
Often gardeners say that the most endearing gift they could offer a loved one would be a bouquet of blooms