Image by Weelunk.com photographers Thanks so much to those of you who have already read the first chapter of Suspended Aggravation -- my new novel done in a Wheeling, West Virginia-centric way. But, if you missed it, it is live on Weelunk.com magazine and it's FREE! In this week's release of chapter 1, I hope… Continue reading In case you missed it — FREE LINK to new novel is live
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FREE READ — Chapter 1 of “Suspended Aggravation” live today!
Suspended Aggravation -- my new novel done in a Wheeling, West Virginia-centric way -- is live today. In this week's release of chapter 1 (on Weelunk.com), I hope you'll "fall" for main characters Gabe and Allie. 🙂 Watch this site or NoraEdingerBooks on Facebook (scroll down on this page to see this) for a link… Continue reading FREE READ — Chapter 1 of “Suspended Aggravation” live today!
The story behind the new book
This suspension bridge -- the oldest of such in the world -- is in the opening scene of my new book, "Suspended Aggravation." It will release one chapter at a time beginning Feb. 2. Watch for links on this site for a free weekly read. Hey, blog friends! In preparation for my new book's Feb.… Continue reading The story behind the new book
New book under contract; coming out as magazine series starting in February!
A writer's dream team: Editors Alex Weld and Phyllis Sigal, me, and photo-illustrators Dillon Richardson and Johnathon Porter. Feeling blessed to be working with such talented people while doing what I love -- a real thank you, Jesus moment! Here is a piece of news I hope will bring a smile to both readers of… Continue reading New book under contract; coming out as magazine series starting in February!
In defense of small and quirky
"A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of." Ogden Nash, American poet I once knew a couple who were clever in ways that made their very presence a delight -- even if their skills didn't bring much cash to their bank accounts. They milked a small herd of goats to… Continue reading In defense of small and quirky
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