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Guest: Author Laura Benedict

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Tonette Joyce

This week I would like to welcome Laura Benedict as my guest. Laura is a versatile, award winning writer whose work crosses into several genres. Thank you for joining us, Laura! I have yet to have the nerve to read … Continue reading →

Posted in Anthologies, author interview, author's life, Books, careers, childhood, experiences, Family, Guest, Guest author, helping others, hobbies, horror stories, imagination, inspiration, interview, memories, Miscellaneous, Mystery stories, Preparing for writing, publishing, reading, short stories, time management, Tonette Joyce | Tagged Bliss House, Boucheron, Calling Mr. Lonelyhearts, Cat's Eye-Margaret Atwood, Cincinnati, Cold Alone, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Embroidery, Familiar Legacy, Feeding Kate, Gallowstree Press, gardening, golf, Haunted Holidays, Hitchcock, housework vs writing, Illinois, J.T. Ellison, Josh Woods, Laura Benedict, Left Coast Crime, Louisville, Lupus, mystery series, piano, Pinckney Benedict, Portrait of Dorian Gray, Rear Window, Small Town Trouble, St.Louis, Surreal South, The Stranger Inside, Thrillerfest, Trouble-the-cat, Virginia | 11 Comments

Finishing up a Busy Year

Posted on December 12, 2013 by Jeff Salter

By Jeff Salter This week we’re blogging reflections about the year that has been. And 2013 has certainly been a wild year for me. Publishing Obviously I want to talk about writing, since (after all) that’s what I do. And … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, Books, Family, Jeff Salter, Miscellaneous, Random thoughts, writing | Tagged Ashton Lee, Astraea Press, AWANA, blogging, blogs, Book and CD Hut, Bowling Green, Called to Arms Again, Cincinnati, Curing the Uncommon Man-Cold, Cynthia Ellingsen, Dingbat Publishing, Don’t Bet On It, Duffy Brown, Echo Taps, grandkids, Louisiana, LuAnn McLane, Maddie James, Mysti Parker, Nancy Naigle, paperback, Possum Trot, Pulaski Writers Alliance, Renee Vincent, Rescued By That New Guy In Town, Royal Ambassadors, Ruth Hartman, sprinting, Stephanie Taylor, Tonette Joyce, Tonya Kappes, Tracy March, writing sprints, Young at Heart | 11 Comments

Memorial for A Slain Officer

Posted on May 31, 2013 by Tonette Joyce

We had Memorial Day as a guideline this week and all was said that could be said was said right away. Although Memorial Day was initiated to commemorate the fallen soldiers of the American Civil War, it soon became a … Continue reading →