Month: May 2020
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Memoir Series Part II: Interview with Ann Hite, Author of Roll The Stone Away
Memoir Series Part II: Ann Hite Interview Illustration by Jerry C. Hite I’m excited to bring you part two of this blog series. The illustration above was drawn by Ann Hite’s husband, Jerry C. Hite, and provides a wonderful image of the “family” cemetery, also a setting in Roll The Stone Away. Hope you enjoy […]
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Review: Roll The Stone Away: A Family’s Legacy of Racism and Abuse by Author, Ann Hite
Part I: Review of Roll The Stone Away: A Family’s Legacy of Racism and Abuse by Author, Ann Hite I have yet to meet Ann Hite, well, I met her virtually, but I’m not sure that counts. I attended her virtual book reading sponsored by FoxTale Book Shoppe. I could see her, but my camera […]
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The Lost Art of Letter Writing
In this time of quarantine, when I cannot see my family or friends unless I sign onto some form of technology, I find myself taking pen to paper. My good friends know I have no fear of stamps nor pens, as I often send random postcards with quotes or cards for no good reason other […]
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Mystery Writer Series: “A Little Mystery” by C.L. Tolbert, Author of Out From Silence
“Very few of us are what we seem,” Agatha Christie, “The Man in the Mist” I hope you all have enjoyed my mystery writer series with author C.L. Tolbert. This is the final post in the series where we get to hear directly form Tolbert, herself, where she demystifies how she became a mystery writer. […]
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Interview with C.L Tolbert, Author of Out From Silence
Part II, Mystery Writer Series: Interview with C.L. Tolbert, Author of Out From Silence Your main character, Emma Thornton, has a similar background to yourself. What aspects of her life mirror yours? Do you think authors use characters to live out some of their desires? If so, how? Emma and I do share a similar […]
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