On Tuesday, August 26th, I will post my review of Kathy Pooler‘s recently published Memoir, Ever Faithful to His Lead: My Journey Away from Emotional Abuse. Kathy has told her story with integrity and holds out hope as a gift to those suffering through abusive relationships.
On Thursday, August 28th, my review of Lorraine Ash’s memoir Self and Soul: On Creating a Meaningful Life will be posted. Another story beautifully written from strength and courage with another gift of hope offered. Reminder: Two copies of Lorraine’s memoir will be given away.
On Thursday, September 4th,Marie Abanga visits with me as I interview Marie about writing her memoir, My Unconventional Loves: My Hurts, My Adulteries, My Redemption and the struggles she overcame. I met Marie when she visited this blog and left a comment. I knew upon reading her book and learning more about her life I wanted to share Marie with my other followers in a special way. I’m looking forward to Marie’s visit, and I hope you’ll come back and meet her.
On Tuesday, September 9th,I review Marie Abanga’s memoir My Unconventional Loves: My Hurts, My Adulteries, My Redemption.
On Thursday, September 18th, Mary Gottschalkwill be my guest writing on “giving up on marketing.” Mary is the author of a memoir, Sailing Down the Moonbeam (here is my review) and a recently published novel, A Fitting Place. Having been through the publishing and marketing business with both books, Mary has advice and wisdom to share with us.
Dear Sherrey,
Aint this a great thing you are doing? Isn’t this a very pleasant surprise for humble and modest me? Your Newsletter is still being ‘digested’ mindless of my current state of emotional chaos. The struggles are always on l guess. Can’t wait to be interviewed and to be nothing but my most candid.
Kind regards, Marie
Marie, you’ve been on my mind. I’m working on the interview questions and should have them to you over the weekend. If we need additional time, we can reschedule your interview. I know loss and heartache. I empathize with your current circumstances. Be strong.
Dear Sherrey,
Aint this a great thing you are doing? Isn’t this a very pleasant surprise for humble and modest me? Your Newsletter is still being ‘digested’ mindless of my current state of emotional chaos. The struggles are always on l guess. Can’t wait to be interviewed and to be nothing but my most candid.
Kind regards, Marie
Marie, you’ve been on my mind. I’m working on the interview questions and should have them to you over the weekend. If we need additional time, we can reschedule your interview. I know loss and heartache. I empathize with your current circumstances. Be strong.
Dear Sherrey,
I am ready and happy to do this and I know you understand. I can’t wait for the weekend then 🙂
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