Interview with Josh Lanyon
Come enjoy Darla’s quirky email interview with gifted writer Josh Lanyon. The writers at Nightlight would love comments to make him feel welcome! Nightlight
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Thursday Thirteen
It’s time for Thursday Thirteen lists again! Enjoy: Sand Castles ~ Turning Japanese
Continue reading →Get Into The Groove
A couple of songs popped up in my Rhapsody play list the last few days, and I noticed a trend. What played was Madonna’s Get Into The Groove, and Earth, Wind & Fire’s Let’s Grove Tonight. It got me thinking … Continue reading →
Blessed Being
One thing the Artist’s Way by Julia Cameron has taught me is that I am very blessed with wonderful parents. Exercises meant to deal with issues like poisonous people in our lives, unhealthy attitudes toward a higher power, and financial … Continue reading →
Making Time for Unicorns
On Saturday afternoon I allowed myself to be persuaded to go to the Washington County Fair with my girlfriends instead of staying home and cleaning. It doesn’t sound like such a hardship to spend time with my friends, I realize, … Continue reading →
Flash Fiction Friday
In the mood for a break? Enjoy a short read! Sand Castles ~ A Very Good Day (NC-17)
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Continue reading →It’s All In Where You Look
Writing is like driving at night in the fog. You can only see as far as your headlights, but you can make the whole trip that way. — E.L. Doctorow It was the fall of my freshman year of high … Continue reading →
Food For The Soul
I’ll admit it. From the moment I saw the previews for the movie Julie & Julia, I wanted to see it. I cut my teeth on Julia Child’s PBS show. My grandfather was a fan and we rarely missed it. … Continue reading →
Friday Fiction: Please Welcome Special Guest, David Bridger!
I am excited to share a guest blog post from first-time published author, but long-time writer, David Bridger. I met David on the Romance Divas Forum and was impressed by his sense of humor, ease of writing style, and his … Continue reading →