It's the age-old lament of people old enough to be parents and grandparents. We can't resist comparing young people to the way we were raised. We tend to list the activities they engage in that are … [Read more...]
When an author’s walk requires creativity
Springtime in Arkansas is unpredictable, but still my favorite season. With a beautiful botanical garden so close to our home, I couldn't resist getting out to enjoy God's glory on full display. My … [Read more...]
A Writer’s Life: Unexpectedly wonderful
If you asked five year old Jenny Sue what she wanted to be when she grew up, she would have said "A Book Writer." Author is a big word for a kindergartener. Would she have pictured making a field … [Read more...]
Week Two: A glimpse at my To Be Read pile
It's the second week of March- This week's blog will highlight a book in my "To Be Read" pile. This week, I a looking forward to the release of Amy Anguish's fairytale retelling: Fairest Inn All. … [Read more...]
Let Broken Bones Rejoice
As part of my dedication to the word "Reflect" in 2026, I have been reflecting on my journey, both personal, and as a writer. How am I doing at getting the word out? If my goal is to reflect God's … [Read more...]
Immersed in Jesus’ Time
Today, while the world is focused on the birth of Jesus, I have a special treat for you. You get a chance to talk to one of the most interesting authors I know. Linda Dindzans, M.D., is a speaker … [Read more...]
