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Blog postI’ve recently concluded that I come to a lot of conclusions. Overthink much. Duh!
Let’s just say miles and miles of walking, as the sun is coming up has a way of working things out like the prickers and thorns I lodged in my bare feet the wild summer I refused to wear shoes, except to attend church.
By the end of that season, from swimming every day, stomping around in the vegetable garden and riding my bike, I had Bilbo Baggins feet without the fur. Sorry, that might have bee -
Blog postIt always comes down to three things. I will let you fill in the blanks ______?
if you have not watched #BOOKEM I highly suggest it, as we cover a myriad of topics and interests. Of course reading, writing and navigating life are right up there with sliced bread and the argument for year round Christmas lights. This week is filmed partly in #Hawaii come for the scenery, stay for the great #marketing tips!
Speaking of people and things to navigate. Oi!
The bend to my w -
Blog postI cut my literary teeth on Mitchell, Tolstoy and Bronte. I remember that summer clearly.
It was steaming hot and I was scared to death of what the future looked like as I transitioned from elementary school to the ‘big time’ of a sixth grade school, an atmospheric brick monstrosity with a working bell tower and a "haunted" auditorium where my English teacher read Poe to my class by candlelight. Meanwhile the district officials tried to figure out how to accommodate the baby -
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Blog post" 'Collective Unconscious' is a term introduced by the late psychiatrist Dr. Carl Jung to represent a form of the unconscious (that part of the mind containing memories and impulses of which the individual is not aware) common to mankind as a whole and originating in the inherited structure of the brain.
It is distinct from the personal unconscious, which arises from the experience of the individual. According to Jung, the collective unconscious contains, -
Blog post,Hearth Fires (The Haunted Series #1) is a brand-new story collection written by Veronica Cline Barton and myself. The title touches on a comforting and ancient concept concerning the social and needful center of the home. ‘Keep the home fires burning.’ Hearth fire is also a direct translation of the word “focus” in Latin.
Before humans enjoyed the modern convenience of central heating and a fully equipped kitchen, the hearth was paramount to heating the home, cooking stews, roasting -
Blog postI love, love, love this time of year. Crisp fall mornings and the ritual of digging out my old sweaters and jeans. So fabulous! I have been suffering a bit from my allergies and refuse to succumb to them. Something that carries in the air as it cools just knocks me out!
I was told by a very smart Chinese herbalist years ago to not take my honey hot. 'From the spoon, swallow and then the tea.' I didn't really understand why back then. Now, I do. The heat can break down the very re -
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Blog postIt’s been another odd week in a smattering of the odd that is this year in a crispy, crunchy nutshell. Is that like making fondue without the super-secret nutmeg? Hmm…
I listen to a really cool podcast that comes out every few weeks called OK BOOMER PODCAST. I am not a Boomer though. You don’t have to be to enjoy it. I am the mostly forgotten about Generation-X. Where did we gooooo? Lol.
Laura one of the fabulous hosts, along with her wonderful sister Jena, like all of us have -
Blog postLast night was sheer madness, oh what to say?
Hurricane Sally was tracking in hardcore on the radar. My husband was working out of town in Pensacola and saw a mattress, yes that’s right… a mattress float across the water-logged road as the storm came in yesterday afternoon.
I was busy at home working on a new book trailer for U.K., suspense author, Brenda Guiton and making ‘Ed from Miami’s Cuban Stew’ and not super worried, as the storm was headed due north from the Gulf, not -
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Blog postAs human beings we were beautifully designed to handle many types of information and stimulus, to be ready at a moments notice to decipher, survive and evaluate.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately. It is the bane of a fiction writer to be constant on this quest to reveal the inner workings of society, the human heart and eternally enmeshed in the hamster wheel.
What does this mean on a creative level and is this something I can use to better understand the world or myself?
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Blog post"Darkness falls across the land, The Midnight Hour is close at hand." ––Rodney Lynn Temperton
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-2Qcm8_F04I It’s easy to constantly wish for more and get lost in the chaos that is 2020.
Slow it down my friend. Take it easy. This time of year is so special. Ditch the mostly (bad) news and enjoy the chilly air, bite into a crisp apple you pick off a tree, adore the moon slung beneath a silver cloud with something hot and warm in a thermos to -
Blog postRecently a wise friend told me to look inward for focus. What is important to you? Go there.
I listened, perhaps so closely that I am yearning for more space and more time. If you’re a man, please stop reading now. Okay, all right…but don’t say I didn’t warn you.
If you are a woman, this post is for you.
I wonder…
The Great American Novelist is by default a caucasian, relatively well-off and sorry to say is also historically a man. Gradually this is changing, b -
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Blog postThe new calendar year officially begins January 1st, 2021 where I live, but on the Chinese zodiac it begins February 12th. The symbol this year is the metal ox and this sign is known as hardworking, active, always busy and socially popular. Sounds good to me!
https://video.wixstatic.com/video/82679a_95570f560aca46d98fd927faebea9edf/480p/mp4/file.mp4 As you read this post, I am taking a dip in the Atlantic Ocean with my badass family and probably screeching like a banshee. It gets even -
Blog postTHE WRITER’S LIFE | C. M. Turner
The most important thing I have learned from being a writer is to be a good listener. The books I write are a blend of my imagination, intertwined with bits and pieces of old family stories. These precious hand-me-downs have trickled down to me through time, from parents, grandparents, great grandparents...even in-laws.
At night, my mother weaved words and stories through my head like a finely crafted tapestry and my grandmother once showed me -
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Blog postThings, much like this year are rarely how you imagine they will be, but I have learned from this important lesson to expect less and be more open. This is not about having a negative perspective, but the idea that when we have a pre-formed illusion of something, a person, situation or even a place… it can hold us down and keep us from enjoying something for its intrinsic value.
For the first time in ages I went on a dinner date with my best friend, my rock, and my super-cool husband. -
Blog post'If it seems too good to be true...'
This is a writer beware post. I’ve had a lot more issues recently with strangers reaching out. Emails are being sent to my site claiming that I requested info from them about publishing, web site creation or whatever. I didn’t and I know full well that I didn’t. DO NOT CLICK or OPEN a link in an email like this! It could potentially be harmful to your computer and expose your personal data.
Parasites need fresh blood or they die.
If -
Blog postDreams are incredible. They can make you smile, fill your heart with love, yearning or romantic beauty and they can also scare the heck out of you. They are certainly symbolic and meaningful, but they don’t always mean what you think they do.
Consider skipping the psychedelic, tutti-frutti ice cream before bed and putting electronic devices down for a half hour before La-La. I suggest a warm cup of herbal tea, soothing music or wave sounds and an old-fashioned book for achieving restf -
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Blog postIt's been another week of extremes on the planet. Can I just reach out and say...big exhale. Count down. One. Two. Three. 2020 has been a roller coaster ride and it seems we are not done yet. I leave politics to the "experts," but will say this, I am super proud of everyone for staying positive through chaos and kudos to the younger generation for standing up for their core values, using their voices and for facing their fears to promote positive change.
I am so excited to an -
Blog post“Do one thing every day that scares you."–Anonymous
Let’s be honest, it has been a frightening, tumultuous and tragic past few months. Unprecedented change has put each one of us front and center with what is, what isn’t and what may be.
Considering the paragraph above… on the Richter scale, the new @YouTube endeavor (three authors, one channel) between myself, Veronica Cline Barton and Amy Reade isn’t really all that scary. It’s certainly new, bold and different, and way -
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Blog postNature is where it's at!
There is a modern misconception that saving our planet is partisan or scientific facts about climate change are up for intelligent debate. The need for change and conservation has been proven repeatedly by researchers hoping to show us the way––hoping that we will wake up before it’s too late. Earth Day was conceived by the brilliant notion that we are all responsible and must care for this planet.
A world pandemic has drastically reduced fuel emission -
Blog postLike almost everyone else on the planet right now, we are working from home, school is cancelled indefinitely and there is no decent bread left anywhere…
I know, I know. Gluten free is the way of the mindful Yogi, less carbs more plants. Don’t bread shame me y’all, we have much bigger things to worry about.
I grew up on whole foods and was an active part of a farmer Co-Op way before it was ever cool or trendy. Think traditional Amish farmer, a table saw and a wheel of cheddar
Books By Bibiana Krall
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Sensational Writers + Holiday Recipes
Nov 15, 2019
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Krall Bibiana ,
Veronica Cline Barton ,
Cynthia Raleigh ,
M.G. Wells ,
Katie Mettner ,
Derrick Marrow ,
Morgan Wright ,
Amanda DeHaven ,
Heather Karn ,
Rick Pryll ,
Amy Reade ,
C.M. Turner ,
Alex Bailey ,
Serena Hassan ,
J.W. Garrett ,
R.J. Garcia ,
Steven Patchett
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