Guest Blogger DiAnn Mills Facebook Live is the #1 means of interacting naturally with followers. The live video streaming is an informal presentation as though the writer is sitting across the kitchen table enjoying a cup of coffee. Sometimes they are! The viewer sees the host in real-time, so sometimes blunders occur, but that is… Read More The Value of Facebook Live for Writers
It’s a pleasure to have Davalynn Spencer back with us today, to tell us about herself and her new book Mail-Order Misfire. This is the second book in her Thanksgiving Books & Blessings Collection.What age did you realize you loved books and when did you start writing? In the sixth grade, I wrote a short… Read More Tuesday Talks Interview with Davalynn Spencer
Continuous as the stars that shine by Kristena Mears Photo by David Everett Strickler on Unsplash I had never felt old before. Until now. I dropped the phone onto the table as my legs buckled, and I sank into the chair beside me. When my husband arrived, I was still there in the same chair staring at the… Read More Friday Fiction- A MicroStory
By Kristena MearsPhoto by Aidan Bartos on Unsplash That morning is seared into my memory. September 11, 2001. The day we saw evil. The day we watched in horror as lives were snuffed out. I was still in bed when my hubby turned on the T.V. He would often turn on an old show if I was still… Read More Remembering That Tuesday
DiAnn’s Mills’s newest book, Fatal Strike, is hot off the press and she’s here to tell us about it. It’s always a special pleasure to have her with us. Thank you for joining us today, DiAnn.What was your inspiration for starting Fatal Strike? I wanted to show those who are adopted or in adopted families… Read More Tuesday Talks – Interview With DiAnn Mills
The house was gigantic. The four-story house was the biggest place I had ever see, or at least, the biggest I has ever seen up close. That might not have been true. Mommy says I “sadurate.” That means you say bigger things then is true. I had seen big buildings downtown. I had been in… Read More Friday Fiction – The Fairy House
