So, while there are a lot of technical aspects to the history, it’s really a story of memories, why mom and dad cooked these foods this way, which is because their parents did. In the South, every dish has a story, and we can’t talk about our food without talking about our people.
Joe Johnston – 15 July 2019 Continue reading
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I think if the Confederacy had not initiated hostilities; Lincoln might have had a hard time in convincing most of the North to go to war. But, as I thought more about it, I favored the idea of a futuristic novel with a lot of historical perspective and some ideas for dealing with current problems.
Philip M. Fishman – 10 July 2019 Continue reading
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I watched the sixties daytime series “Dark Shadows” daily, curled up on the couch with my mother and sisters for five of the most formative years of my life. I was too young to understand most of it, but I got this:
Vampires are scary.
Ellis Hoff – 5 July 2019 Continue reading
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I was crossing the Chattahoochee River and missing southern Utah when I got the idea about a guy caught in a flash flood. Initially, I was thinking about the opportunity the event presented for the guy to fake his death and flee to a better life. As I was miserable at the time, I was probably projecting.
Kirk Millson – 30 June 2019 Continue reading
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Once I determined to focus and get words down no matter what, it all flowed out. Of course, by then, I’d spent years in the world of the story, so I had everything I needed.
Victoria A. Wilder – 24 June 2019 Continue reading
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I had the hardest time thinking of a title that represented the theme of what I was going for. It just hit me like a ton of bricks last minute… My mom really helped me.
18 June 2019 – Ty’Sean Judd Continue reading
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Learning to be the person I never really knew after I retired was a process that defies age and inspires courage. Taking that first step to a “brand new you” allowed me to embrace uncertainty and grow as an individual.
Becky Kueker – 12 June 2019 Continue reading
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Writing is an art for me, a safe place and whatever my mind conjures up, whether this be a book that men can relate or women, I will take solace in knowing that whoever has sat down to read my book has found it to be quite pleasurable.
Lisa K. Stephenson – 6 June 2019 Continue reading
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I hope to reach younger generations who can commit themselves to a greater understanding of nature.
Tyler G. Warne – 31 May 2019 Continue reading
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However, the topic of government secrets and questioning the existence of extraterrestrial life terrified me to the core. The struggle was in balancing fiction with my research that raised its own questions on what was the truth and what was fantasy.
Kristina Reienzi – 27 May 2019 Continue reading
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