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  • Letter People: Wednesday in the Word the Saturday Edition
    Saturday, June 1st, 2024     Heather Greer     Leave a Comment

    I wonder if all writers are letter people. For the Gen X and older in the crowd, I don’t mean fans of the Letter People show. Though I loved that show when I was little. Hmm. Now I’m wo

  • The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip: First Line Friday Review
    Friday, May 17th, 2024     Heather Greer     Leave a Comment

    Today’s First Line Friday review is of The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip by Sara Brunsvold. Let get right to it. Here’s the first line of The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kip. The Fi

  • The Wrong Season: Wednesday in the Word (a day late)
    Thursday, May 16th, 2024     Heather Greer     Leave a Comment

    We’re in the wrong season to reveal the cover of a Christmas book, or to even think about Christmas.  At least, that’s what my husband would say. After Thanksgiving and until January f

  • Main Character Monday Interview: Tangled Promises
    Monday, May 13th, 2024     Heather Greer     Leave a Comment

    Welcome to another Main Character Monday interview! Today, I’m chatting with Clara Reinhold from Tangled Promises by Lynn Watson. Tangled Promises is Lynn’s debut novel, and it releases

  • First Line Friday Review: The Girl with a Dragon’s Heart
    Friday, May 10th, 2024     Heather Greer     Leave a Comment

    Welcome to this week’s first line Friday review. Today’s first line comes to us from the third and final book in the Firebird Series by Dawn Ford. The book is The Girl with a DragonR

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    Keeping it real today. This week has been a low wr Keeping it real today. This week has been a low writing week. Vacation's are great, but no matter how much you prep before you leave, you still play catch-up when you return. Starting my week off with a migraine didn't help either. 

But I'm giving myself grace this week. I've prepped things for conference at the end of this month, prepped things for vendor fairs this month, and worked on VA and podcast work. It's only my own stuff I've neglected. But tomorrow is another day.
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    In honor of Get Caught Reading Month, which would In honor of Get Caught Reading Month, which would you rather ...
get caught reading past your bedtime (we're talking hours, not minutes and all the effects that come with it) or get caught reading when you should be working (whether for yourself or someone else)?

And while we're talking about getting caught reading, what are you getting caught reading this month?
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    In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, I t In honor of National Teacher Appreciation Day, I thought some teacher trivia was in order. 

As readers and authors, I'm sure we all have those teachers who encouraged us along the way. I remember in third grade after lunch recess, our teacher would always read to us. That year we had a student teacher named Miss Taffel. I loved it when she read to the class. 

My senior year, I took two English classes because I graduated early and needed all four years' credit. I was so mad that they wouldn't let me take two honors English classes at the same time. However, teen drama and life situations caused me to be less than on top of things with my homework for a little bit. My senior English teacher, Mrs. Weldin took me aside, let me know she was worried about me, and gave me grace while still giving consequences. And while I was busy being all angsty (as teens sometimes are), she didn't get riled about the darker nature of some of my writing. She simply complimented me on my creative takes on the assignments and the "dark humorist" that lived inside me. 

Which teachers impacted your writing or reading journey?
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    I love meeting readers in person and being introdu I love meeting readers in person and being introduced to new readers. Whichever category you fall in, I'd love to meet up with you at one of these events. The first is a craft and vendor fair. The second is a wonderful opportunity to support not only a couple authors published with small presses but also show support for a great new Christian bookstore in our area. Check out The Next Chapter : Christian Bookstore. Then, plan to join us for the signing.
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