by Amy R. Anguish | Oct 26, 2026 | Blog, Writing
Has a road trip ever inspired you to more? Jean Ann Williams chats about a road trip that inspired a whole book, one of her best sellers! See what you think about this? It intrigues me, for sure! Road Trip of Delusion was born from a conversation. My father-in-law had...
by Amy R. Anguish | Oct 19, 2026 | Writing
Do you ever think about the things your ancestors went through and wonder how they had the strength to get through it? Or wonder if you would have the strength in a similar situation? Guest author, Becky Van Vleet joins us today to tell us about such real-life...
by Amy R. Anguish | Oct 12, 2026 | Writing
If you’re like me, you’ve lost quite a few friends to cancer. And know several more who are survivors. This month is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and my guest author, Barbara Britton, is chatting about her own experience. She wove part of her story into...
by Amy R. Anguish | Oct 8, 2026 | Writing
If your family is like mine, all your birthdays line up close together. The good news is, only three of our family members have birthdays in December. All the others are spread out across late summer into fall and then again in Spring. That being said, some families...
by Amy R. Anguish | Oct 5, 2026 | Writing
I have been blessed to know Regina Rudd Merrick for at least seven years now. Possibly longer. We met at a writing retreat, have shared the same publisher, participated in a multi-author series (Stained-Glass Legacy on sale later this month), and have been in at least...
by Amy R. Anguish | Sep 28, 2026 | Writing
Why build a whole novella collection around Christmas lights? Well, why not? Just kidding. Mostly. I adore Christmas lights. Seriously. I’m not as crazy as my character, Holly, but I’d hang many, many more if my husband would let me get away with it...
by Amy R. Anguish | Sep 24, 2026 | Writing
Earlier this week, you met the character who lives on one side of the duplex in my story. Today, you meet the other. Robert Bradshaw simply wants a quiet space to do his job–meeting with his clients for counseling sessions online. He thought he’d found...
by Amy R. Anguish | Sep 21, 2026 | Writing
To say Holly Belle adores Christmas is an understatement. She’d decorate all year long if allowed. Christmas in July? She’s here for it! But, to get along with her neighbors, she limits her celebration to November through the first week of January....
by Amy R. Anguish | Sep 14, 2026 | Writing
What do sheep have to do with a cozy mystery? Well, our guest author today, Penny Frost McGinnis, discovered that her rabbit trail of research turned into more of a sheep trail. See what I mean as you read along for some of the favorite characters in her newest book....
by Amy R. Anguish | Sep 7, 2026 | Writing
if you haven’t read something by Laura DeNooyer, I highly recommend it. Her book, A Hundred Magical Reasons, was one of my favorite reads last year. She has a way of weaving history with fun that not everyone can do. And she’s about to release a new book!...
by Amy R. Anguish | Sep 3, 2026 | Writing
Early this year, my publisher called me with exciting news. She had submitted my book, Rendersella, to the company she uses to publish our books as Large-print, Library-bound copies. And they had accepted my story! It was a dream I didn’t even know to have. I...
by Amy R. Anguish | Aug 24, 2026 | Writing
Have you ever read a suspense story that included a character dealing with infertility? As someone who has been through that journey and written my own stories dealing with it, it definitely intrigues me! Author Heidi Glick is here today to talk about how she wove...
by Amy R. Anguish | Aug 17, 2026 | Writing
This summer, I went on a bit of a purge through my house, tossing old papers, getting rid of things that had sat on my kitchen counter for months without being touched. Sometimes, stuff simply gets overwhelming. Today, author Mary L. Hamilton is joining us to talk...
by Amy R. Anguish | Aug 10, 2026 | Writing
Teresa Wells has become a great friend to me over the last few years. And since I’ve been blessed to be her content editor on her first two books, I can honestly recommend both of them. There’s something about Teresa’s stories that speaks to my...
by Amy R. Anguish | Aug 3, 2026 | Writing
How would you write if you were a homeschool mom of ten? Would you choose to go back to the time pre-flood if you could go back in time? Well, author Shannon Skaer is here today to chat about that and more. And y’all, her answers are fascinating! Make sure you...
by Amy R. Anguish | Jul 30, 2026 | Blog
Back in May, I posted a blog about one of our apple trees, which was covered in apples, but had also fallen over several times. While we weren’t sure we were going to be able to save it, I am happy to report that we gathered these the apples in the photo above...
by Amy R. Anguish | Jul 27, 2026 | Writing
God’s timing is not always ours, but I’m so glad He decided to intersect my life with Michael Hendrickson. Michael is part of our local writing group, CHARIS, and he’s such a fun friend to have in my court. He has turned his wife into a fan of my...
by Amy R. Anguish | Jul 23, 2026 | Blog
My garden has been enjoying the fact that it has rained almost every single day for the last few weeks. My squash plant divided into three or four and has blessed us with lovely yellow yumminess. But you know why we have that yumminess? Because of the cute little bee...
by Amy R. Anguish | Jul 20, 2026 | Writing
Nine years ago, my life changed in a great way. We moved from Northeast Texas to Middle Tennessee. The first Sunday here, my daughter (not quite three) walked into a Sunday School class and made her new best friend. Therefore, the mom of said friend and I needed to do...
by Amy R. Anguish | Jul 16, 2026 | Writing
Does this picture remind you of anything? If you’re like me, it takes you back to being a kid and participating in the Pizza Hut BookIt! program. Of course, when I was a child, we logged our reading at school, gained a certificate, and then went to the...
