I'm Taking a Fantastic Voyage. Won't You Join Me?
Sometimes, I feel like I want to burst at the seams with excitement! I feel so lucky to work with so many excellent writers from all around the globe, both published and soon-to-be-published authors. It's a lot of work and very time-consuming, but when you love doing something this much, it never feels like work. …
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My brother-in-law passed away today at the young age of 72 after battling a brain tumor and many complications following surgery to remove it (to my knowledge). Jose Vincente Perez Silva came from Bogota, Columbia, to the United States, Baltimore, to be exact, in the early 1970s as a sailor aboard the Columbian destroyer ARC …
Scrolling through Facebook, as I am likely to do when I'm bored, I came upon an ad for a company that was, for a change, worth noting. The first thing about the ad that caught my eye was this dress! Then, the discounted pricing. This store is a historical fiction lover's dream, as well as …
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It's so funny how a brief conversation a little while ago with my daughter on the phone suddenly took me back to when I was a teenager. She has five daughters who are absolutely beautiful and yet the oldest was in the background of our call talking about something about her looks that she wishes …
Meet Peggy Stankiewicz - CanvasRebel Magazine — Read on canvasrebel.com/meet-peggy-stankiewicz/ I was interviewed a few weeks ago, and I hadn't heard anything, but they decided to use it. 🙂 Cool beans! I featured several photos of reviews and authors I have had the pleasure to work with in case that's a little confusing lol
Ever since I was a child, I have loved to travel. Ever since I was a child, I have loved to travel. I was the perfect travel kid. Even when I went places with just me and my parents, I could always find things to do to keep myself busy. Of course, being a Gen …
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Schizophrenia, drugs, and death are a chapter of my life I'd pushed aside for a long time because after my mother passed from Alzheimer's and dementia, I didn't want to deal with my mentally ill older brother anymore. When she was alive, I only tolerated his presence in my life because of the love she bore him. I had so many emotions about him and how his mental illness, drug abuse, criminal behavior, years and years of institutionalization, and absolute refusal of any help had torn my family apart since I was eleven years old.
Sometimes, escaping is NOT an option. It's mandatory. If you've followed my blog, you may remember this time last year, I was in Amsterdam when the Covid shut down began. I certainly will never forget it. Upon my return to the USA, I was put on a mandatory 14-day quarantine which lasted nearly two months …
Who Says You Can't Go Home? is an autobiographical story, written by my friend of over 45 years, B. Loren aka Bunny. About fourteen months ago, she came to me with a rough manuscript and asked me to help her get it published. She'd been writing the story on and off for years and after …
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