I’ve read articles recently about older parents downsizing and how their children don’t want their stuff. It’s true, and I’ve […]
Recently at a book event I was asked (and it’s not the first time) if there is some part of […]
I want to talk about my narrator in THE FORGIVING KIND, Sonny Creech and her brothers, Ross and Trent. Like […]
I don’t remember much about the heat, or the storms we used to have when I was growing up. Well, […]
When I was going to school, the end of the year would send me daydreaming about the freedom of summer […]
I grew up surrounded by mechanics. The men in my family worked on cars, trucks, tractors, lawn mowers, you name […]
One definition of intuition says this, “a thing that one knows or considers likely from instinctive feeling rather than conscious […]
After the death of my dad in March 2015, Mom, who’d always happily declared her independence and ability to do […]
When you were growing up, was there someone who, for reasons you couldn’t pinpoint, made you uncomfortable, said things you […]
THE FORGIVING KIND is set in 1955, when the United States was settling into a post-war era, and consumers were […]
