Writing Family History

I’m back to working on my baba’s  story, NO TIME FOR TEARS, which is essentially an immigrant’s story.  It’ll be published as a novel, as I’ve had to do a…

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Fifty Shades of Bliss

I’ve been away from my writing celebrating fifty years of marriage. That’s right, 50! I know, it’s a shocker. But just to explain, we were married in kindergarten. Yeah, that…

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More About Guns

I’m sorry I haven’t written sooner, but I’m refueling myself, taking a break traveling and soaking up new horizons. On my travels, I’ve spoken to a number of Americans, who staunchly…

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A Literary Smorgasbord

Smorgasbord is “a wide range of something”, a something author Elizabeth Hay delivers with panache in her Giller award winning novel, Late Nights On Air. She’s given me much food…

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What Is It About Guns?

I’m an optimist by nature, so this has been a hard post to write. And I’m sorry for getting off the writing track here. But the senseless killings  at the…

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The Measure of a Man

In my last post, I wrote of the incredible feat that Nik Wallenda had accomplished when he became the first man to cross Niagara Falls. He was successful in fulfilling…

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Following Your Dreams or What I Learned From Watching Nik Wallenda

Following Your Dreams or What I Learned From Watching Nik Wallenda

One Man’s Dreams I learned a lot about following your dreams when I watched Nik Wallenda cross Niagara Falls. It was a nail biting experience, even though I watched the…

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Illustrious Poetry in New York’s KGB Bar

Taras Shevchenko was a political poet, during the Tsarist regime in Russia in the latter half of the 19th century. He illuminated through his poetry the plight of  the Ukrainian…

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Steps To Publishing Success or What I Learned from Author, Catherine Knutsson

Since completing my novel, I’ve been busy learning the steps to publishing success. Step 1. I know the importance of story first. A good story, that is. One with a…

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A Young Woman’s Remarkable Journey To Find Herself

It’s not often you read a book that gets you thinking about your own life’s choices. MY MAASAI LIFE by Robin Wiszowaty is that kind of book. Disillusioned, lost, and…

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