When I was a child, both my grandfathers filled me with wondrous stories of my Scottish ancestors. While at bedtime mum was spinning faerytales and 𝘉𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘺 𝘎𝘰𝘢𝘵𝘴 𝘎𝘳𝘶𝘧𝘧, my grandfathers used my mind as a repository for history that should not be lost. Little did I comprehend they were cultivating my growing imagination, feeding my fascination with the past, and hoping to create the next historian in the family.
It has been said over and over that you can never go home again, but whoever wrote that never went to Campbellsville.
Perhaps he was slumming a bit when he went to the Mensa meeting, but he was between wives as they say, and thus he had nothing better to do with his Saturday evenings than had they.
Krista Harrington has written many stories for children. She just hasn’t sold any, yet. That’s okay; she’s learning a lot on the journey and meeting some terrific writer friends along the way. When did the journey begin? Oh, many moons ago in a faraway place the townspeople there commonly refer to as . . . Cincinnati.
Antony’s creativity comes in many forms. It could be something as simple as the beauty of a photograph or a spark from a conversation with a friend or a colleague. Words have always been art to him and there is art everywhere if one has an open mind.
Christina Kaye is the co-owner/editor for Top Shelf Editing. She’s been a freelance book editor for ten years and also contracts her services to several large publishing houses. An award-winning author, she knows what authors need and want in an editor.
