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Blog postDid you enjoy A Berlin Story? Are thrillers with a twist your thing? Don’t have time for too much reading these crazy days before the election? Read my quick short story, Tea Time, and remind yourself that we once defeated Nazis. Free on Amazon for a few days! If you like it, leave a review at Goodreads. If you haven’t discovered Goodreads, you might be living under a rock, and it must be lonely there, because Goodreads is where all the books are!!
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Blog postI’m so excited to be working on this next story. It has romance, attempted murder, political intrigue, and brand new characters with same strong emotive content you expect with a Velez novel. ARCS (advanced reader’s copy) coming soon! Request yours. Goodreads giveaway coming up. Sign up for my newsletter to get free reads and prizes.
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Blog postSome of My Dear Readers have asked me why I don’t write that much anymore. Well, I’m a college English professor and writer, so I don’t have tons of time. However, you will find a lot more of my musings on my crochet and knitting blog, https://www.TiffaniLynneCrochet.com. You can go there to read more of my stuff, if you have such time. I write about everything, so you’ll find a lot there.
Have a blessed day, pals.
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Blog post“Professor, you are very comfortable with Arabic and with Muslims. Why do you have an interest in the Middle East?” asked one of my English students recently.
“Well, there are a lot of people of Middle Eastern origin in this area. I’m friends with a lot of people.”
“No, professor, you have an ease with Arabic and with certain aspects of our cultures. Are you Italian or Greek?”
“No.”
“Southern French? Mediterranean in some way?”
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Blog postI’ve had a steady stream of friends, from all walks of life, who’ve recently told me that my enthusiasm for a potentially, maybe, perhaps, fingers crossed, better outcome in the 2020 election is nice, but seriously flawed. What they fail to notice is that I’m not making any predictions. I’m just happy during the moments when a tiny bit of justice gets served, or when a good man or woman seems to have a moment’s kick up in the polls.
But maybe it’s totally ridiculous to have hope. Mayb -
Blog postJohn Backman
I promised you, My Dear Readers, a writer achievement blast last week, but I didn’t get around to it, because I get sidetracked. But here’s the first one of the year, and it’s about my friend, and fellow writer, John Backman. I’ve read things he’s written before, and when he told me about some of the stuff he’s written lately I expected it to be good, but I didn’t expect it to grab me like it did, to stay with me, lingering long after I’d turned off my phone and gone to b -
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When I look around my little farming community that straddles the southern edge of Allentown and the suburban edge of Bucks and Montgomery counties, I’m energized with the change that comes with every new wave of immigrants here. My house sits exactly 1.5 hours between the bustling streets of New York City and the crowded row homes of colonial Philadelphia. In between, are Americans living their everyday lives as Democrats, Republicans, or whatever political persuasion they esp -
Blog postHappy first Monday of 2020, pals! Remember how I wrote that post last week, where I asked any of my readers who’ve written something they want shared, to note it in the comments, send me a message on Facebook, email me, etc? Well, I’ve gotten a few responses and I’ll be posting the first Writer Achievement Blast of the year this Friday. You have until January 17th to get noted in January, but the first post is going out this Friday and it’s about a dear writer pal, John Backman. I’m going to
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Blog postSyrian-American Lydia Fadoul has spent a year waiting for her fiance’ to return from war in Iraq, only to discover that he is broken by trauma and the devastating effects of PTSD. Just when he finally agrees to seek help, he takes his own life and leaves behind a story of murder, betrayal, and mystery. In her second, contemporary fiction novel since Budapest, Tiffani Burnett-Velez weaves a fast-paced literary tale about the rumors we believe and the prejudices we create in order to protect our
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