When I was growing up in the late 50’s and early 60’s, the term “the three R’s” referred to reading, ‘riting, and ‘rithmetic” ... which never made sense to me since two of the words didn’t actually begin with an “R”. As an author of vintage historical romance (pre-1970), I prefer to think of the… Continue reading The “New” Three R’s !!! – Guest Post by Nancy Fraser, Author of April Love
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Interview With Diane Burton, Author of One Red Shoe
I’m delighted to welcome Diane Burton here today for an interview and a look at her romantic suspense, One Red Shoe. Happy New Year, Diane, so glad to have you visit here again today. Tell us a little about One Red Shoe: Today is the worldwide release of One Red Shoe. You know the caveat:… Continue reading Interview With Diane Burton, Author of One Red Shoe
Characters Make the Story – Guest Post by Velda Brotherton, Author of Once There Were Sad Songs
It was 1985, a time most people regard with apathy. We didn't even have a generation name like most decades did. But a lot was going on. Vietnam Vets were much in the news, with talk about these wounded warriors, not called that at the time, committing suicide or having severe flashbacks and horrible nightmares.… Continue reading Characters Make the Story – Guest Post by Velda Brotherton, Author of Once There Were Sad Songs
What’s Next? – Guest Post by Liz Flaherty, Author of The Girls of Tonsil Lake
Thanks so much for having me, Babette. I looked at aging differently before I did it. I saw 40 as life being half over, 50 as decrepit, 60 as time to sit on the couch and watch TV. I didn’t look much past that at all because, I mean, really, what could life possibly have… Continue reading What’s Next? – Guest Post by Liz Flaherty, Author of The Girls of Tonsil Lake
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