Babe, it’s cold outside, but thankfully it is warming up. Bev Horvath and I took off for Hilton Head, South Carolina to work on our play for the upcoming raise the roof fundraiser for the Aurora/Richland Township Chamber of Commerce and The Venue’s mystery dinner theater event. We’re excited about the plans we’re making with Denise Bonner of The Venue, Cynthia Crane of Aurora Fossil … Continue reading Writers’ Retreat/Girls’ Trip
Welcome Lisa Maloney to Creekside Café Author: Lisa Maloney Novel: The Twelve Dares of Christmas Release date: November 22, 2023 Author bio: Lisa Maloney is an author based in Chicago, Illinois where she lives with Albert, a tiny lion masquerading as a cat. An attorney by day, she spends her evenings and weekends reading, writing, baking, and making book-themed pottery. After a lifetime of making … Continue reading A Holiday Visitor to Creekside Cafe
You can check out our interview by following this link to Sarah’s website https://sarahsbookreflections.com/2023/10/07/introducing-you-to-the-inimitable-sherri-l-hollister/ Continue reading I’m on Sarah Swan’s blog today
It was a lovely day in Aurora. A breeze kept it from being unbearably warm. We had a nice crowd in the morning and another one after lunch. But then the rain came! It was fun while it lasted. Sarah surprised us with a visit. It was a wonderful day, we sold a few books and made some new friends and connections! Don’t forget to … Continue reading Aurora Fish and Farm Festival
Prepare to have your heart broken and put back together. Â Continue reading Book Review Summer 2023
If the entire civilized world suddenly disappeared, how would you survive? Continue reading Creekside Cafe Welcomes Nieya Glen
I think if you are creative, whether you are an artist, writer or entrepreneur, you see new things and get inspired. Continue reading Vacation Inspiration
and suddenly the world becomes a little smaller, strangers become neighbors, and our differences don’t seem so foreign because they are the uniqueness of a friend or the peculiarities of a neighbor, so they are not as frightening as those of a stranger, nor a foreign as someone living half a world away. Continue reading What We Can Learn from Ethnic Movies and Books…
All of my stories have family as part of the theme whether it is the family we’re born with or one we create. Even though my stories are fiction, I feel it is important to portray honest relationships. Red Steel and Willow’s Retreat also show the family that comes about through shared experiences, such as being part of the local volunteer firefighters. Continue reading In Honor of My Interview with Jeff Aydelette of The County Compass
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