Anne Mateer is with us today. Hi Anne, tell us a little about yourself and how you were raised. I was born in Detroit, MI, but my parents moved us back to Texas, their home state when I was 4. I was raised in Ft. Worth and am the oldest of four children—three girls and… Read More Tuesday Talk – Interview with Anne Mateer… Read More Tuesday Talk – Interview with Anne Mateer
Meg ran her hand over the smooth oak veneer. Her fingers caressed the intricate woodwork as she knelt down in front of the wood chest. Flattening her hand, she pushed her fingers between the ornately scalloped wood and the faded gray of what used to be multi-colored Nichol’s rug. Wiggling her fingers, she willed them to find the… Read More Friday Fiction – The Old Chest – Flash Fiction… Read More Friday Fiction – The Old Chest – Flash Fiction
I find words and language very interesting. I often hear others complain when it’s used wrongly. But what is wrong when it comes to language? Language is a funny thing, it’s ever growing and changing. What we think is right today may have been completely wrong in earlier development and equally wrong a few years… Read More Our Ever-Changing Language… Read More Our Ever-Changing Language
Today we have the honor of talking with Brenda Anderson. Brenda has written ten books counting her recently released book Long Way Home. Hi Brenda, tell us a little about yourself and how you were raised. I grew up on a dairy farm about an hour west of Minneapolis, along with six siblings. It was the… Read More Tuesday Talks – Author Interview with Brenda Anderson… Read More Tuesday Talks – Author Interview with Brenda Anderson
There was a time when it hadn’t meant so much to me. Even then it had been important. But now, now it was the only thing on my mind. I had searched the whole house, but I couldn’t find it anywhere. I know I was wearing it yesterday. I know it! I never… Read More The Necklace – A Flash Fiction… Read More The Necklace – A Flash Fiction
Today we have another fantastic author. Bill Briscoe. Hi Bill, tell us a little about yourself and how you were raised. I retired in 2009. I had owned my own business. I was raised in a blue-collar environment. My dad worked in a gasoline refinery surrounded by a town of four thousand in the Texas… Read More Tuesday Talks – Bill Briscoe… Read More Tuesday Talks – Bill Briscoe
