Little did I know when I met Sarah Sundin at Mount Hermon Writer’s Conference in 2002 that we would become close, lifelong friends. I was taking the article track and she was taking the major morning, track on fiction writing. While I have to admit I am not much of a womance (woman’s romance) reader, her subject matter definitely caught my attention since it involved WWII time period. The following year, she submitted her manuscript for A Distant Melody and over the next five years ... View the Post
Every author should be so lucky!
On May 28th, just a few days before school was out for the summer, I had the amazing privilege to meet the 4th grade class who gave me feedback on The Adventures of Pearley Monroe. They had no idea I was coming and the local news, KCRA, captured it as well. Meeting those kids and talk to them face to face meant as much to me as it did them.[youtube]http://youtu.be/15i8A3_JB4E[/youtube] The kids all peppered me with questions and comments. I had each of them tell me their name first so I ... View the Post