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ValleyGal: November 2012
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Monday, November 26, 2012. Bright and breezy holiday reading. PLAYING WITH POISON by Cindy Blackburn was the perfect book for the Thanksgiving holiday. It’s bright and breezy, an easy read that kept me laughing. Opening line: “‘Going bra shopping at age fifty-two gives new meaning to the phrase fallen woman,’ I announced as I gazed at my reflection.”. And why is it any of. Figures Jessie for the killer and becomes an unwelcome fixture in her life. Jessie writes steamy romance novels under the name of Ade...
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ValleyGal: October 2012
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Friday, October 26, 2012. Gone but not forgotten - Katherine Shepard. Katherine Shepard,Kingsburg, California 2004. Katherine Shepard was a member of the Texas Coalition of Authors, Writer's League of Texas, Mystery Writers of America, Sisters in Crime, Romance Writers of America and Kiss of Death, but when she died in 2006 it was if she had dropped off the face of the earth. When Jenny Hanahan and I talked about this on Jenny’s Facebook forum, Mystery Most Cozy,. Summer Shorts: The Way We Were. Rolling ...
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ValleyGal: October 2013
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013. A haunted house story revisited. Counting down to Halloween - it's a good time to re-read some of my favorite stories of ghosts and haunted houses. Here's a review I posted to Amazon a few months ago. HOW TO SURVIVE A KILLER SÉANCE. No problem for Presley, who has loyal colleagues to help her pull off such a stunt. Jonathan brings his own crew to operate his top-secret magic machine. All goes well until Sarah’s appearance goes off the rails. At first she does fine, ...Presley...
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Writers Help | Maintained by Award-winning writer and poet Jennifer DiCamillo ***http://www.jenniferdicamillo.com/ | Page 2
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Maintained by Award-winning writer and poet Jennifer DiCamillo * *http:/ www.jenniferdicamillo.com/. July 19, 2011. What do you write? Mystery/suspense and historical novels as well as children’s mysteries and nonfiction articles and books. Where do you live, and what does your work space look like. I live on a mountaintop ranch in the beautiful northwest. How do you write? Or fly by the seat of your pants? Do you like silence or rock out to a certain soundtrack? Got anything to brag about? Which is the ...
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Justified Action | Earl Staggs
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Memory of a Murder. The Day I Almost Became a Great Writer. White Hats and Happy Trails. A month after his thirty-eighth birthday, Lieutenant Tall Chambers sat in his gray cubicle in a crowded gray room in the Pentagon filled with eighteen identical gray cubicles. He leaned back, folded his arms across his chest, and yawned. When this report finished running, he’d do the same thing for bases in Asia. Every day, the same sources, the same supplies, the same reports. Three more months to go. He wasn’t ...
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ValleyGal: May 2014
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014. For anyone struggling with a computer, here's a laugh - a parody of the old Abbott and Costello routine “Who’s On First? 8221; A friend sent it to me several years ago and I have no idea where it came from. I tried tracking it through the Internet. It’s everywhere but so far I can’t find out who wrote it. It seems to be like the old World War 2 slogan “Kilroy was here” – it just appeared and spread like a rash. Might have turned out something like this:. ABBOTT: I just did. COSTE...
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ValleyGal: June 2013
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Saturday, June 15, 2013. A Father's Day Tribute. When I see coaches kicking dirt and bellowing into walkie-talkies, I remember my father standing quietly on the sidelines, arms folded, watching the action with no apparent angst. The way he figured it, if a team didn’t know how to play when the game started, it was too late to teach them. For him it worked. The map of. This tribute to my father was written for T he. Coach Lucas And The Family Tree. My father, I think, would laugh about all this, but with ...
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Wednesday, May 14, 2014. For anyone struggling with a computer, here's a laugh - a parody of the old Abbott and Costello routine “Who’s On First? 8221; A friend sent it to me several years ago and I have no idea where it came from. I tried tracking it through the Internet. It’s everywhere but so far I can’t find out who wrote it. It seems to be like the old World War 2 slogan “Kilroy was here” – it just appeared and spread like a rash. Might have turned out something like this:. ABBOTT: I just did. COSTE...
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ValleyGal: Outlaws, Indians and Family Fables
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Monday, February 10, 2014. Outlaws, Indians and Family Fables. Photo: Cousins, from left, Pat Browning, Beth Ridle, Doug Yarholar, Tom Lucas, Carolyn Smith. Grandpa was Scots-Irish, and illiterate. Grandma was full-blood Muscogee Creek, educated in the white man’s mission school. They lived in interesting times, on a farm at. The story goes that Grandpa was fetched to treat a horse lying prone in a barn. Grandpa said a few words in French, read a few Bible verses, and “laid hands” on the ...We had a good...
