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Blog postI have the great fortune of living in an area with many wonderful writers. I knew Pat Wahler long before reading I am Mrs. Jesse James. We both belong to Saturday Writers in St. Peters, Missouri, an absolutely phenomenal organization for writers of all levels. If you read Chicken Soup for the Soul anthologies, you’ve probably encountered her work since she’s a frequent contributor. I thought it would be fun to interview her so my readers might discover a new “must read” author.
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Blog postAspiring writers are often told they should write for the sheer joy of it. I suppose the well-meaning person saying such a thing might do so because publishing is a hard business and not everyone is going to make it big. Perhaps this person is trying to spare the feelings of someone recently rejected. I don’t know for sure, but any time the word “should” prefaces a suggestion I question it. I’ve tried to eliminate as many shoulds from my life as possible. I “should” exercise three times a wee
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Blog postMost religions have a belief structure surrounding the afterlife. Raised Southern Baptist, my early beliefs of Heaven and Hell, were about where the good and bad people respectively, go after death. When I became an adult and ventured out into the world, I discovered that although the concepts of Heaven and Hell were common, the how of entry varied—in other words, what it took to get into one or the other. I began to explore beyond religious constructs and found I had questions. Lot of questi
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Blog postToday I have with us, Shirley Anderson, a newly published former nun who is an absolute delight. Shirley has lived quite the adventurous life, and shared some of wonderful stories in her memoir, Poverty, Virginity & Love.
Jeanne: Shirley, tell us about yourself
Shirley: I tried to think of a fun fact or something quirky the reader might not know about me. The best I could come up with was I do not like fishing, an experience I have had twice in my life.
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Blog postOne of my long-time critique partners and friends, Diane M. How, has been on a roll, creating the zany sister trio of characters in her The Dahlonega Sisters series. Her newest, Veins of Gold, came out recently and I was able to capture a bit of time from her between projects for this fun interview.
Jeanne: Diane, tell my readers a bit about yourself.
Diane: I’m a sexagenarian! Ooh, that sounds a little dirty. Let me try again. I’m a hopelessly optimistic author who loves life -
Blog postI recently had the delightful pleasure of editing, formatting, and assisting with the publication of a wonderful book of Biblically-inspired plays by Ken Lee called Voices from the Bible. I decided in the spirit of Thanksgiving to share this with my readers by interviewing Ken. (Note, since originally publishing this in November 2020, I’ve worked with Ken on the 2nd in the Voices series, Christmas Plays.)
Ken did something amazing with these plays. He made stories from the Bible acces -
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Blog post(This article first appeared in 2019 and has been updated.)
In 2019, I won an audio copy of Georgia Rose’s Parallel Lies. I really had no idea what to expect, but set my phone to play and dove in. Within the first few pages, I’d become a fan of this author. She wove a complicated portrayal of a character who seems outwardly confident, but I could sense the damaged person just below the surface. I highly recommend Parallel Lies.
J: If you don’t write full-time, what kind of job -
Blog post(This article was originally published in 2019 and has not been updated.)
During 2018, I won an autographed copy of This I Know by Eldonna Edwards. On a bright sunny day last summer, I lounged on my deck and dove into the words. Once I began, I could not stop. I was pulled in and entranced by Grace, who became one of my favorite characters of the year. In celebration of Eldonna’s new book coming out in a couple of weeks, Clover Blue, (see below for pre-order details) and because I lov -
Blog post(This article was originally published in 2018 and has been updated.)
One of my favorite reads last year was Launching Sheep & Other Stories, which is a collection of humorous essays about history from the perspective of everyday life. It was written by Sarah Angleton, one of amazingly talented writers in the writers guild we both call home—Saturday Writers. To say I laughed my way through reading each of the stories wouldn’t do them justice. They are funny and thought provoking ( -
Blog post(This article was originally published in 2018 and has not been updated.)
A few months ago, I was delighted to receive an invite from Katie O’Rourke to try out the audio book version of her novel, Finding Charlie. I took her up on it and listened to my very first audio book. I am now OMG hooked on audio books and listen to them all the time.
But enough about me. I’d like to introduce you to Katie. Katie writes contemporary women’s fiction, so I figured I’d love her from word o
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Elemental Tales: A Multi-Genre Stone Soup Anthology — Exploring the World through a Tapestry of Elementals
Mar 16, 2019
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Jeanne Felfe,
Morgana McCabe Allan,
Joseph Y. Roberts,
Artio Murphy,
Daniel Mitchell,
Ferrell Rosser,
Avery D. Cabot,
Ekta R. Garg,
Tammy Lough,
Kerry E.B. Black
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Anything Goes, Vol. 2
Aug 30, 2015
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Rae Ryans,
Michali Lerner,
Damien Lutz,
S. Hudnall,
Jeanne Felfe,
R. Andrew,
Paul Draper,
Elizabeth Patterson,
Joseph Roberts,
M. Morrow
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