For the love of Fall
Dare I say it? Fall is here.
Interview With Romance Author A.R. CASE
As many children are, Ms. Case often suffered from motion sickness during long drives. On one particularly long trip with her family she was handed a recorder to keep her busy and mind off the trip. During that trip, instead of looking at the passing landscape she began creating stories on the recorder and low... Continue Reading →
‘IT’ Chapter 2
"We all float, We all float, We all float, And you'll float too!"
Wrapping up Summer
Now I stated before summer is not my favorite season and honestly I'm glad to see it parting. But as the summer winds down I think of the things many may have enjoyed this season. Amusement parks are always a big one with them not being open any other time of year. Swimming is another... Continue Reading →
What it feels like to give someone the chance to look at your work
This can be said of any artistic work, crafting, sewing, painting, music, or writing. It is one of the most vulnerable moments when you hand your work to someone to get feedback. For me, my heart starts racing and I stare intently for any recognizable reaction to what they are looking at waiting with my... Continue Reading →
It’s True, It’s really really True
I've hinted a few times about my first book being published, well ladies and gentlemen... it's time to reveal it is available now. I'm so excited about this achievement and have decided to put my current work on the back burner while I finish out the series that I've just started to publish. Though the... Continue Reading →
Interview with Fantasy Romance author Melissa Angell
With a family background of writers, Melissa fell in love at an early age with all mythological creatures, especially vampires. Though she didn't really take her writing serious until she was 28, Melissa began writing at the age of 9. Though it took her 17 years to publish her first book, it had only taken... Continue Reading →
Interview With Rose Mapel: Artist and Author
As an Indie Non-fiction writer Rose currently has a 3 book series on barn quilting. This is the process of painting an outdoor piece that commonly resembles a single square quilt. This is a growing trend that often brings tourism to smaller communities. https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B07SKDSGLJ is the amazon link and https://www.rusticmillingandcraft.com/ is the link to her... Continue Reading →
Watching A Loved One Suffer
I wake today with a heavy heart as I watch my partner in life suffer from depression. I know the feelings all to well of desperation, helplessness, uselessness, and hopelessness. Life no longer exists to him and the beauty of the world has been drained like a sink full of water. Caring for himself is... Continue Reading →
The Unspoken Truth About Mental Illness
A dear fellow blogger has been struggling the past few weeks with anxiety and depression. After responding to one of his raw and emotional posts yesterday it has occurred to me I have not touched on this subject in my own blog and maybe it's time I did. You often hear about the drug crisis... Continue Reading →
Elizabeth's Writing Corner 