Laughter Lifts the Heart
Several years into it, and this blog still refuses to be categorized. It's eclectic and includes everything from writing posts to snippets from my ordinary life.
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Tag Archives: When Mockingbirds Sing
Review: In the Heart of the Dark Wood, Billy Coffey
What do you put your faith in? Allie Granderson put hers in a plastic compass. Zach Barnett put his in a cowboy hat. Marshall Granderson drowned his faith in a bottle. This coming of age story is chock full of … Continue reading
Three *Very* Different Books
One of my favorite perks in this business is the opportunity to read and review books for friends. So far as I know, most writers get to do this–some more than others, and some enjoy it more than others. Some … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Reading, Reviews of exceptional books
Tagged ACFW, Ane Mulligan, Billy Coffey, C Hope Clark, Carolina Slade Mysteries, Chapel Springs Revival, fiction, In the Heart of the Dark Wood, literary fiction, lowcountry mysteries, Murder on Edisto, mystery, novels, When Mockingbirds Sing, women's fiction
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Interview with Author/Philosopher Billy Coffey
Under Billy Coffey’s black hat is a head that got screwed on straight the hard way, and I’m sure he’ll tell you it still needs tweaking now and then. But under that ol’ hat, I found a man who has … Continue reading