Author Archives: Elaine Cantrell
I Can’t Hear Well Enough to Do It
This week’s topic was “Have you overheard a conversation and added it in some way to a story?” I’ve thought about it, and, no, I don’t think I ever have. I’m a little hard of hearing so it would be … Continue reading
Mostly It’s Positive
Do I have anything on my calendar that I’m looking forward to, or is there something that I’m dreading? Actually, it’s a little bit of both. Let’s do the thing I’m dreading first. As luck would have it, the thing … Continue reading
A Christmas Carol
What is your favorite book to movie adaption? As a rule, I don’t like most of them. In a book you’re able to understand the characters better because you’ve had the time to get to know them. There’s always something … Continue reading
Goals and Reality
If I could have my wish, in five years’ time I’d love to be on the New York Times bestseller list. I guess most authors have this dream as a goal, something to work toward. In reality, though, I don’t … Continue reading
Book Review: The Gryphon & His Thief
Some Treasures are Priceless… A long time ago, a Gryphon shifter’s duty was to guard and protect the people of the tribes, but Darrien Andros failed to keep his human wife safe from harm. Cursed for the crime, he must … Continue reading
That Glass is Half Full
Am I an optimist or a pessimist? I’d have to say that I’m mostly an optimist. Naturally I have my down moments and hard times, everyone does, but overall for me the glass is usually half full instead of half … Continue reading
The Table in the Window
Since the Christmas season is almost upon us, I think it would be okay to talk about my Christmas novel The Table in the Window. Here’s a blurb about the book, and then I’ll share an excerpt with you. Blurb: … Continue reading
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