I love pondering mysteries. Probably my favorite enigma is how an ordinary person fights incredible odds to blast a way of freedom for herself, as well as for others. Like Giselle, the protagonist of my newest story, Her Name Is Gatekeeper. Giselle’s story was inspired in part by a woman from the Old Testament named […]
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Wisconsin is the English spelling of a French version of a Miami Indian name meaning “this stream meanders through something red.” In other words, the Wisconsin River. Two places in the state are special to me, both of them Green. I was born and raised in Green Bay, but have lived in all four continental
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In my debut novel, What Brings Us Joy, my main character, Delia Truitt, must leave a comfortable home nestled among a caring community and move to Texas with her family. My book’s premise was inspired by the real-life experiences of my great-grandfather’s family, the Mobleys. They left Georgia in 1888 and moved to Navarro County,
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