Monthly Archives: June 2018
Tuesday – Anything Possible – Kreative Kue #177
In Keith’s words. “Using this photo as inspiration, write a short story, flash fiction, scene, poem; anything, really; even just a caption for the photograph. Either put it (or a link to it) in a comment or email it to me at keithchanning@gmail.com before 6pm next Sunday (if you aren’t sure what the time is where I […]
It’s HERE! from Howell & Plano
Originally posted on Stephen Geez Blog:
The CONTRACT between heaven and earth By John W. Howell & Gwen M. Plano Thank you, Stephen, for inviting us to join you today. This is a real honor and we’re very grateful for the opportunity to showcase our book. Your commitment to imbue your writing with something that…
Top Ten Things Not To Do Out of Town if You Are An Author
The inspiration for this list was a trip to Phoenix Arizona this weekend to attend the birthday party of my best friend. 10 If you are an author out-of-town, do not try to keep up with your e-mails. If you do, at best in your haste you’ll trash many e-mails that you want to read. […]
Views of the Neighborhood – Guest Post by Mae Clair
I know it is a little odd to see a guest post on the day I usually run a Views of the Neighborhood. I’ve done this for two reasons. 1. My friend Mae Clair is launching a new book and I want to help spread the word. 2. I am in Phoenix this weekend with […]
Stream of Consciousness Saturday – Prompt – “Your Favorite Word.”
It is Saturday Stream of Consciousness time again. This weeks prompt is an unusual one. Linda Hill says we should choose our favorite word and then write a post about it. I think the challenge here is selecting a word that is a favorite and appropriate to share on a family blog. That eliminates my […]
Friday JohnKu – AKA – TGIF
Another week has passed. I have often wondered if we all consciously attempt to put in the best week possible. By that I mean do we continually strive to fill the week with the kind of accomplishments that we will be proud to say we finished. I don’t know about you, but sometimes I’m […]
Fiction Favorites 