Who Do You Write Like?
Originally posted on 101 Books:
Yes, grammatically, the title of this post should be “Whom do you write like?” But, blah. I thought this little widget is interesting, though I have…
An Unexpected Blessing
I remember reading a Christian book when I was a teenager – I used to do that a lot back then – and there was this passage that had really […]
What does it mean to be Greek?
Recently, I’ve had the pleasure to be hosted on the blog of fellow author and friend, Nikki Anne Schmutz. During our interview, I attempted to explain to her what it […]
NEWSFLASH: Effrosyni’s interview on IndieAuthorLand
During her recent interview on Indie Author Land, Effrosyni revealed more about her mysterious protagonists from “The Necklace of Goddess Athena”. To read her interview, visit here.
Introducing Julie Ryan, author of “Jenna’s Journey”
I am pleased to welcome to my blog today, a British friend who feels like a Greek at heart too. Her name is Julie Ryan and she is the author […]
TIPS FOR AUTHORS: Book trailer made easy
For those who do not own or wish to use resident pc programs such as Movie Maker, the website Animoto.com provides an easy way to create book trailers. It only […]
Introducing Nikki Anne Schmutz, author of the heart-warming novella, “Found”
I am thrilled to inaugurate with this post a series of interviews with fellow self-published authors. Please join me in welcoming my very first guest, the lovely indie author and […]
WHAT ARE THE PARTHENON MARBLES TO THE GREEKS?
The best answer to this question so far is perhaps the one given by Melina Mercouri during her famous speech to the Oxford Union in 1986: “You must understand what […]
Weekly Photo Challenge: Habit
When I first read the theme of the current Weekly Photo Challenge by the Daily Post, I initially felt at a loss. This may sound strange but when I hear […]
Frantically waving across the distance….
Like all diaries, I feel this one must also start with an introduction of myself. This is me and my other half, Andy. My husband is my precious companion in […]
