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By Kristy Tate // Billie Holiday best described the Matthew Principle in the lyrics of “God Bless the Child,” which you can read HERE. The Matthew Principle is based on Continue reading
By Barbara Neal Varma // Several Christmases ago, my true love gave me cooking lessons, after which I quickly looked under the tree for a new vacuum, too, LOL. My Continue reading
By Kristy Tate // A friend of a friend wrote to me with a list of questions about indie publishing. I’m the first to admit that if you were to Continue reading
By Barbara Neal Varma // I recently retired after 30 years of government service to pursue my writing dream. No pressure. I say that because for years I’d been the Continue reading
By Kristy Tate // The holidays loom on our horizon. We may think that between now and the close of 2020, there are only four: Veterans Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Continue reading
By Barbara Neal Varma // The first “stranger thing” happened a few hours before midnight. Michael and I were in Santa Barbara for a getaway weekend. The grand plan: forget Continue reading
By Marissa Dunham // When I was struggling with third person limited for a story about a man attacked by a tiger, I asked around for a good book on Continue reading
By Kristy Tate // One of the surprising and best things about my writing career is the friends I’ve made in the writing trenches. Mostly, as an introverted writer, I Continue reading
By Barbara Neal Varma // It’s hot and humid outside, and I’m thinking of Christmas. Because I need to set my sights on a cooler, calmer time. A time filled Continue reading
By Marissa Dunham // Why does On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft by Stephen King show up on so many recommended reading lists? By the end of this column, Continue reading