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Lyn Cote Reviews Kathryn Springer’s Dandelion Field
Writers start by being readers and I still read daily. I’ve found a good book for you! Well, that’s my hope. The Dandelion Field by Kathryn Springer My rating: 5 of 5 stars EXCELLENT, EXCELLENT book! But I wasn’t surprised. … Continue reading
Step Ten in Our Journey
This is my second post about my novel Son of Perdition, a coming-of-age story about the son of Captain Ahab of Moby Dick infamy. In my May 3 post, I mentioned a book I used for research about the U. … Continue reading
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Remembering the Sacrifice Mothers Make All Year Long
This last Sunday, we celebrated the mother’s in our lives and they so deserve our honor. They do so much for us each and every day of our lives. Whether it be bandaging a scrapped knee, or mending a broken … Continue reading
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Do You Have a Why?
by Jim Denney In 1969, I sat in a university lecture hall and listened as Dr. Viktor Frankl — psychiatrist, author, and Holocaust survivor — talked about living a life of meaning in a world that makes no sense. Hearing … Continue reading
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Tagged depression, Holocaust, Logotherapy, Man's Search for Meaning, Meaning, Meaning of Life, suicide, Viktor Frankl
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The Things I’ve HEARD!!! (by Hannah Alexander)
Having lived in small communities all my adult life, I know the power of hearsay. Rumors. In fact, one of my favorite games as a kid was playing “Telephone,” when we would begin with one statement, whisper it around a … Continue reading
A Mourning Event
The last time I blogged, I told you about my visit to the Chatillon-DeMenil Mansion in St. Louis. Two weeks after my first visit to the mansion, I returned to attend A Mourning Event. You can never be sure if … Continue reading
Step Nine in our Journey
I hope you’ve been enjoying my journey to tell how I developed my Ahab’s Legacy book series. Here’s the next installment, this one about Book Three. Son of Perdition is the coming-of-age story of Timothy Jacobs, a young man determined … Continue reading
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Happy May!
Today is the first day of May, a month in which there are two major holiday. Mother’s Day on May 13th and Memorial Day on May 28th. It’s also a month were many of the states begin to thaw out from … Continue reading
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Wildflower or Weed?
By Marilyn Turk Am I a Weed or a Wildflower? When I go for a walk in our neighborhood, I head for the nature trail, preferring trees and greenery to asphalt and concrete. One of the benefits of the … Continue reading
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Our Past Shapes Who We Are by Margaret Daley
Our Past Shapes Who We Are By Margaret Daley In Lone Star Christmas Rescuemy heroine is found passed out in Big Bend National Park by the hero, Texas Ranger Drake Jackson. “Kay” has amnesia and doesn’t know how she ended … Continue reading
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C. S. Lewis, George MacDonald, and the Life-Changing Power of Stories
by Jim Denney Clive Staples Lewis — “Jack” to his friends and family — was raised in the Church of Ireland. The death of his mother when he was nine years old shattered his happy childhood. By age fifteen, he … Continue reading
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Tagged Atheism, C. S. Lewis, Conversion, Doubt, Faith, George MacDonald, God, Holiness, Phantastes, story
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Lyn Cote Asks-Have you ever heard of America’s First Self-Made Female Millionaire?
Have you ever heard of Madame C J Walker? She was the first self-made (not inherited wealth) woman millionaire in the US. This video is just a quick dab of info. If you click the tab above, marked Women Who … Continue reading
Step Eight in our Journey
As Mary Alford said in this past Tuesday’s post, readers find book series very appealing because they want to know what happens next to the characters they’ve come to love. With that in mind, we authors often plan ahead and … Continue reading
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The Never Ending Story – The Series
Have you ever reached the end of a great book and thought, “No! That can’t be it. I’m not ready for it to end…” I think most of us have had that type of reaction to a book that drew … Continue reading
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