Archive for December, 2016

Old Story, Surprising Results

Posted by wordimprovisor177 in 2016: Looking Back, Darlene, Staying Inspired on December 17, 2016

By Darlene Cah 2016 was my love/hate relationship with writing year. It was a year of questioning whether or not I even want to continue. It was a year of just plain being tired of everything. My job was particularly demanding, and because I write for a living, often the last thing I wanted to […]

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2016 – The Year of The Intersection: Not What I Expected by Brad Windhauser

Posted by virgowriter in 2016: Looking Back, Brad on December 8, 2016

2016 – The Year of The Intersection: Not what I expected When this year started, I looked forward to so many things—not the least of which was getting married, which I did in October. In terms of writing, however, I was committed to finishing two short stories (I came close, and even started two more), […]

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Abigail’s Shaffer’s CHILDREN OF THE COUNTRY, a Fresh Take on Often Overlooked Members of Our Society by: Emilia Fuentes

Posted by virgowriter in Guest Bloggers, Reviews on December 5, 2016

Abigail’s Shaffer’s CHILDREN OF THE COUNTRY, a Fresh Take on Often Overlooked Members of Our Society by Emilia Fuentes Abigail R. Shaffer’s debut novel Children of the Country is a stark depiction of the modern American South. Set in the Ozark Mountains of northern Arkansas, the novel tells the story of a small community embedded […]

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