My mom's been gone more than three years now. That's long enough for me to have winnowed through most of her possessions, but not all. There's still some papers. I somehow have the cemetery lot deeds for literally everyone in the family -- as if the land where they are buried might be repossessed at… Continue reading Revisiting my mother’s Jesus
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My new Sandscrest history book is live ❤️
West Virginia readers -- or history buffs with a special interest in the Ohio Valley -- may be interested in my newest book, which is live at Sandscrest.com. Sandscrest: A Sense of Place, A Sense of Past is a six-chapter work whose text and photos are posted in printer-friendly format. The free read is made… Continue reading My new Sandscrest history book is live ❤️
The Kitchen Stack
An odd thing has happened to the kitchen table in our first few months of empty nesting. One end -- the place where our firstborn sits when she is home -- has become a place for books. There's always a volume or two that is devotional in nature -- tidily tucked under a beeswax candle… Continue reading The Kitchen Stack
"Suspended Aggravation" Chapter 8 is live and FREE
Link to Chapter 8 here. Suspended Aggravation Chapter 8 is live and the link is FREE. (Other chapters are also accessible if you want to catch up with this light romance.) A quick look at this chapter: As if bringing one guy back into play hasn’t complicated Allie’s quiet Wheeling existence enough, here comes Dr.… Continue reading "Suspended Aggravation" Chapter 8 is live and FREE
Want to hear me talk books on Public Radio?
Hello from Appalachia! Here I am next to the Wheeling Suspension Bridge in not-so-sunny Wheeling, W.Va. Wish you were here. 😉 "Suspended Aggravation" made West Virginia Public Radio today. Thankfully, journalist Eric Douglas helped me not sound like too much of a dork. 🙂 If you'd like to listen, link here.
Nora Edinger -- JOY Journal 