This is a book review I published on Amazon: This is the first science fiction book I have read to completion. I had a very good experience with Mr. Welch’s story because it featured actual human beings. This author’s imagination is very admirable, always gripping and always off-the-charts-creative.
Editorial: Communication
Is it just me, or are people communicating less? I notice this in the area of eye contact. There is a lack of it in elevators and hallways of offices and in stores. The culprit: increasing focus of some people’s eyes on their smart phones. I even heard a true story of a pedestrian getting …
Story: A Career
“A Career” by Debbie Loesel Stanton/All Rights Reserved Alex decided to brainstorm this weekend about his future career. He currently worked for an ad agency and yearned for a job without a cut-throat atmosphere. Less stress in his work life would be ideal, not to mention good for his blood pressure. His home life was …
My Process for Writing a Book: Week One
I’ve always been curious about people in general. It was around the time when the movie “The Titanic” came out. While waiting in line at a pharmacy I watched the pharmacist. I wasn’t being creepy, just gathering information in my head so I could write a book. The book would be about someone similar to, …
Book Review: Bittersweet by Sarina Bowen
This first book of the True North series was a nice change in the romance genre. As the daughter of a fruit farmer, even I learned a lot more about apples and cider. It was nice reading what the heroine cooked for the family who loved her like their own. It was fun watching the …
Editorial: Literacy in America
I grew up as a lonely little girl, but yet I was able to go to my secret place every day. It was a world where I had plenty of friends and could travel to foreign countries. Sweetness and light reigned there, and I had all the pets I could possibly want–since I loved animals. …