When I began writing The Shores of Our Souls, I knew my choice of point of view was critical. Point of view can make or break a story of interplay between cultures. I started the novel in my protagonist Dianna’s … Continue reading
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Seems Mighty Suspicious By J.L. Salter
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Sometimes things are unnecessarily confusing. Especially when one spouse is a slightly paranoid mystery buff (who’s seen almost every Hollywood classic film from the 1930s and 1940s) and the other spouse is suddenly acting quite suspiciously. [Note: this is slightly embellished from … Continue reading
The Shaping of my Life by Victoria Kimble
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When I was eight or nine years old, I took small rocks out into the middle of the cul-de-sac where we lived and I smashed them to pieces with bigger rocks. Why? Because Ramona Quimby did, in Ramona the Brave … Continue reading
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