Tag: literary fiction
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#FREE – Trails in the Sand: Ten Years After the Oil Spill
I’m a firm believer in the subject choosing the author. When that happens, it’s best to let the muse lead me to the keyboard and allow the words to find their way to the story. Trails in the Sand stands as my testament to the process.
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Reality Informs Fiction: Trails in the Sand
I’m a firm believer in the subject choosing the author. When that happens, it’s best to let the muse lead me to the keyboard and allow the words to find their way to the story. Trails in the Sand stands as my testament to the process.
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BOOK REVIEW FRIDAY – CHASING DOWN THE NIGHT
Chasing Down the Night – Crater Lake Series, Book 3 by Francis Guenette I’m not usually a reader of novels in a series. That changed when I fell in love with Francis Guenette’s Crater Lake setting and characters. Beginning with the first book in the series, Disappearing in Plain Sight, I settled in with Izzy and Liam,…
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BOOK REVIEW FRIDAY – CROSSING TO SAFETY BY WALLACE STEGNER
“In fiction, I think we should have no agenda but to tell the truth.” – Wallace Stegner Thank you to my friend and colleague Christina Carson for pointing me to the literary genius of Wallace Stegner, both author and environmentalist. He’s known for his dedication in writing about the preservation of the West of the United…
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Book Review Friday – Apart from Love by Uvi Poznansky
I’m behind on writing reviews, but I hope the lapse will be forgiven with my review of an astounding book from Uvi Poznansky and her work of literary fiction, Apart from Love. Ms. Poznansky is a multi-talented author and artist, and with this novel, she creates a multi-faceted and multi-layered work of art. The story is told…