Author Archives: Angela Schroeder

Nearly two years ago I received several family heirlooms, which started my journey of becoming a family historian. I was thrilled to save them from being discarded. My dining room is filled with furniture that came from my great, great … Continue reading →

I’m so sorry that this post is late. “If you were asked to rewrite/modernize a classic novel which one would you choose?” It seems that adapting classic stories is wildly popular right now. I’m sure it has been popular before … Continue reading →

Has anything about your writing routine changed since you first began? I should say it has! Perhaps that is not for the better. When I first began writing (well when I first began with the idea of being published) my … Continue reading →

I missed posting earlier this week due to some family issues that came up, I had to go out of town for an appointment and by the time we got back home I was wiped out and forgot that I … Continue reading →

“If one — and only one — of your stories would be adapted for the silver screen, which one would you select? Would you prefer to write the screenplay… or just watch from the sidelines while the studio uses whoever … Continue reading →

Now that the vaccine is out and people are beginning to travel again, my family is starting to dream. I’ve been scouring rental sites in search of places to visit. I would love to be able to travel, explore, and … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about how we deal with writer’s block. I wish I had some wonderful advice or great techniques for how to get over writer’s block but if I’m going to be honest I don’t. I haven’t finished … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about family stories. I love listening to stories about my family. Ever since I was little if someone was telling stories I was there, hanging on to every word. There are so many stories that have … Continue reading →

I recently found out that one of my publishers is closing its doors. As of May 1st I will have my books back on my hands and can do what I wish with them. For the past few weeks I … Continue reading →

This week we’re talking about what our bio would say if we were to be a presenter at a conference. I’m sure I would never be a presenter. I don’t speak well in public anymore. Once upon a time I … Continue reading →