Confession time: Anyone else feel like it’s a bear to try to scroll thru pictures on your phone? Since there are so many images from our three weeks in Germany, I decided to work on one piece at a time. Today, a little glimpse into the ancestral aspect of our journey. It actually started theContinue reading “Wandering Around Germany: Wachenheim an der Weinstraße”
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Auf Wiedersehen
This summer we will spend three weeks in Germany. I am almost beside myself with anticipation. It is interesting to think that we land in Frankfurt (presumably, because of recent air travel disruptions) at the exact date and hour of my mother’s passing back in 2006. It is one of those things my friend CyndyContinue reading “Auf Wiedersehen”
The German Perspective, Part I
The first of a two-part series in which I go in-depth about why I write German-perspective WW2 fiction.
Author Insights
As I’ve been working diligently on Book 2, I have found not one but three characters that are central to the story. There is yet another who will come to prominence later on. For those who like to ask questions about the writing process, this may be of interest. With the exception of some insightsContinue reading “Author Insights”
My Perspectives Journey
Greetings, friends! First, I have an exciting piece of news: I will be unveiling a new cover for Sani – The German Medic LIVE on Facebook this Friday, April 1st, at 9:00 PM Eastern. Be sure to tune in, because I will be giving away a copy of Sani (with the new cover!) and sharingContinue reading “My Perspectives Journey”
Welcoming Weihnachten!
The joy of rediscovering Advent and Heritage at Christmastime.
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