Recommended by Ben Woestenburg
If you are a woman in your late fifties, or early sixties, and suddenly find yourself looking at divorce, you might want to read this thought provoking, poignant, emotional take on looking for love.
I've never tried to write about my life because I never thought there was anything exceptional about it. I admire those who do; those who can open themselves up and let the world in. I guess I have some growing up to do--which is strange since I'm in my 60s. But I like this. I like the honesty.
One short story weekly on Wednesday mornings; an update on paid publication, as well as the trials of writing, every other Sunday morning in a series called Dear Reader, sometimes you just want to relax with a story....
As he says, changing the world one story at a time...if you like writing and want to enter your writing in a monthly contest, this is the page for you...
If you like historical fiction, or you enjoy those short little blurbs discussing little known historical facts about ancient history (and who doesn't like ancient history?) then you should be here.
Even if you're not American (and I'm not) you'll enjoy these snippets about politics, and politicians, who constantly have to prove they have a brain the size of a BB in a boxcar.
Any insight on how to negotiate the marketing world and get the word out to everyone, is where I wanna be!
Insightful. Being from Canada, and from immigrant parents, the thought of the families of former slave-owners has never crossed my mind. It's different for me to think that families go that far back, because my parents were FOB (fresh of the boat) immigrants.
