Mar 082011
 
New book out

A Second Cup of Hot Apple Cider is now available at most bookstores and other locations where books are found. Like the first book, this one was edited by Wendy Nelles and me. It took virtually all my time from August until the end of January. Well, more than that actually because now we're in [Read more...]

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I discovered yesterday that two of my books have been nominated for the Church Library Association of Ontario's "One Book/ One Conference" discussion, which will be held at their Fall Conference on October 3rd at Tyndale University and Seminary in Toronto. The conference will celebrate CLAO's 40th anniversary. Dr. James Beverly, author and professor, will be [Read more...]

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Although my choice of reading material is normally mysteries, I’ve been reading books on writing memoir and memoirs lately, trying to get a feel for what is acceptable or perhaps desirable. Just finished Who Do You Think You Are? by Alyse Myers. A difficult story of a young girl growing up in a dysfunctional, somewhat [Read more...]

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Glitter of Diamonds review

It’s always nice to have Google tell you there’s a new link with your name on it, and to discover that there’s a new review posted for one of your books. This one is about Glitter of Diamonds. You can read it here in the Seattle Examiner. Actually, Glitter of Diamonds was probably the most [Read more...]

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It’s always nice to have Google tell you there’s a new link with your name on it, and to discover that there’s a new review posted for one of your books. This one is about Glitter of Diamonds. You can read it here in the Seattle Examiner. Actually, Glitter of Diamonds was probably the most [Read more...]

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I'm happy this morning because I just found out about a new review of Glitter of Diamonds on The Suspense Zone. I love the last paragraph of the review, because it sums up what my goal in writing the Manziuk and Ryan books is – to mimic, in a good way, and in today's world, [Read more...]

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