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Let’s just say my dear friend Michelle Griep has a knack for catchy titles, as evidenced above. Don’t fear. We aren’t advocating opium use in any way, shape, or form today. Rather, Michelle’s going to share some of her research for her recent release, A Heart Deceived. Michelle Griep And why do I love Michelle? Hm. She wrote about Vikings… Read More
Author Becky Doughty Last week’s awesome guest blogger, Bethany MacManus, talked about depression. This week’s guest blogger, Becky Doughty, talks about practicing magick–ie: Wicca. These interviews tie right in with my Viking novel, God’s Daughter. My main character, Gudrid, struggles with depression. She’s also a trained volva–basically a pagan holy woman. She chooses to turn her back on her upbringing… Read More
I’d love it if you’d check out my guest post over at Gina Conroy’s Writer Interrupted blog. I’m sharing some author platform-building tips I’ve picked up on along the way. Hope you enjoy! http://writerinterrupted.com/2012/07/24/platform-building-101/. –Heather
If you’ve checked out any Christian fiction blogs lately, you’ve probably seen some interviews or guest blogposts by the sweet and bubbly Katie Ganshert, author of debut novel Wildflowers from Winter. It’s a fantastic breakout (or break-in?) novel, and I really love that it’s set in farm country! Katie’s next book is already in the works–Wishing on Willows. So today,… Read More
I’m so excited to have my guest blogger this Friday and the next! I know many of you are branching into homesteading, given our precarious economy. Since we’re hoping to get into raising some chickens ourselves, I knew I had to ask my friend “Heather HippyHomesteader” (aka Heather Harris) how to go about it! You can find Heather at:Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/homesteadhippy/Facebook:… Read More
I want to give a super-warm welcome to my Viking-loving writer compadre, Michelle Griep. We love swapping Viking photos and lore with each other. This woman knows her Vikings, my friends. Michelle’s book, UNDERCURRENT, is about a professor gal who time-travels back to Viking times. But you’ll read more about that below. Meanwhile, here’s a link to her blog, which… Read More