Meet the Author: Linda P. Kozar

Welcome, Linda Kozar! Here’s Linda’s bio: Linda Kozar, is a successful author of over 16 traditionally-published and indie-published books, speaker, and podcast host of Chat Noir Mystery & Suspense and Network Coordinator for the Along Came A Writer Network… Read More

Meet the Author: Lori Wildenberg

Welcome, Lori! Here’s Lori’s bio: Lori Wildenberg , licensed parent-family educator and co-founder of 1 Corinthians 13Parenting, is passionate about helping families build connections that last a life time. She’s a parent consultant, national speaker, and lead Mentor… Read More

Meet the Author: Ane Mulligan

  Welcome, Ane Mulligan! Here’s Ane’s bio: While a large, floppy straw hat is her favorite, bestselling author Ane Mulligan has worn many different ones: hairdresser, legislativeaffairs director (that’s a fancy name for a lobbyist), drama director, playwright, humor… Read More

Meet the Author: Susan G Mathis

Just for fun, I thought I’d start out my Meet the Author blogs with my husband interviewing me! Tell us about your newest book. Why did you write The Fabric of Hope: An Irish Family Legacy? I feel… Read More

Meet New Authors!

With the release of my novel, The Fabric of Hope: An Irish Family Legacy, I’ve been interviewed on nearly a dozen blogs. I’ve been asked some very interesting questions and enjoyed doing each one. I’ve heard from old friends… Read More

Birthday Memories

When I was a kid, my mom got together with three other moms who had kids my age who were born on April 4. The four moms decided to throw a birthday party together. The problem was, I… Read More

Join me in the Journey?

I just released my debut novel, The Fabric of Hope on Friday, March 17, 2017. That was St. Patrick’s Day, perfect for this Irish Family Legacy novel. I’ve enjoyed doing a few book signings, interviews, etc., but no… Read More

St. Patrick’s Shamrock

In honor of St. Patrick’s Day, because I’m Irish, and because I just released my debut novel, The Fabric of Hope: An Irish Family Legacy, I want to share with you how St. Patrick used a simple weed… Read More

Irish Heritage

According to the 2008 U.S. Census Bureau, about 56.7 million Americans say they have an Irish heritage. That’s nearly 12 percent of the U.S. population, and many Irish still retain a sense of their Irish heritage, including me…. Read More

Placing the Facebook Face

Because I work from home, I often feel a bit isolated, as many writers do. Each morning and evening (and sometimes at lunch), I check my Facebook and find “friends” out there doing the same thing I do—working… Read More