About the author . . .
Black History
Blacks Missing from the History Books and the Big Screen
Mary McLeod Bethune
Poverty – The Stirrings of Gordon Parks’ Work of Art
Racial Identity
Stirrings of Poverty – Gordon Parks
Blogs
A Change of Heart – A Christmas Story
A Mother’s Day Healing
A Sacrifice With A Purpose
A Writer’s Encouraging Words
Aging and The Fear of Death
Change YOUR World. Be Motivated.
Diana Nyad – Her Bucket List Fulfilled
Editing Services – Alex McGilvery
Fight & Die For That Inch
I Promise . . .
Inspiration for Writers
Inspiration for Writers(2)
Killing of the Innocent
Kindness and Tenderness
Land Squatters
Missed Opportunities
Movie Night
My Joy Isn’t For Sale
Olympic Skating – A Michael Jackson Tribute
Parenting
Payback
Person of Prayer
Publishing Terrifies Me!
Resolutions
Returning to School
Ruby for Women – A Christian Web Magazine
Saving Our Elephants
Shine Like the Dawn – Psalm 37
Still in Love
Struggling With Your Past? Struggling With Forgiveness?
Success is a “Choice” Away
Take a Break and Laugh a While
Thanksgiving – A Thanksgiving Tradition
What’s Up Ahead?
You’ll Get Through This
You’re Not Alone
You’re Priceless
Religion
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Love on Purpose
Living the Word Through the Living Word
A Broken Marriage
God Sees
God’s Wisdom and Power
House of God
Indebted to Love
Perseverance
Spiritual Adoption
What Would Jesus Do?
December Devotional – The Good Shepherd
November Devotional – An Exemplary Life
November Devotional – Can I Do This?
October Devotional – Home
September Devotional – Judgment Is Self-Serving
August Devotional – Calm in the Eye of the Storm
July Devotional – FAITH
June Devotional – Vote!
May Devotional – I Am What I Think
April Devotional – The Love of Christ
March Devotional – I Don’t Need to Know Why
February Devotional – Stand Firm
January Devotional – The Fall Led to New Beginnings
An Unlikely Choice
Barabbas
Enoch
God’s Presence
He is Alive!
Overwhelmed
Simon of Cyrene
Sodom and Gomorrah
Thankful for the Suffering
Waiting for the Messiah
Zacchaeus – A Family Saved
What is Grace?
Essays
Poetry
A Ray of Hope
Committed
Grant Me Peace
Hallelujah Song by Timberlake
Heaven
I’m Still With You
Keepsakes
Listen …
The Journey
To Be Close To You
Publications
Ella Wood by Michelle Isenhoff
Forget Me Not by Jacqueline Falcomer
Girl Unbroken by Patricia Bell
Selfish Ambition
Writing Tips / Pitfalls
Writer’s Infusion – A Live Critique
Writing for The Huffington Post
Writing Tips – Clear Writing (No.1)
Writing Tips – Clear Writing No. 1.1
Writing Tips – Saving Money – No. 2
Writing Tips – Common Misused Words – No. 3
Writing Tip – Clear Writing – No. 4
Writing Tips – Clear Writing No. 5
Writing Tips – Provoking Emotions – Power Words for Writers No. 6
Writing Tips – Describing Facial Expressions – No. 7
Writing Tips – What’s Wrong With This Scene? – No. 8
Writing Tips – Words to Avoid – No. 9
Writing Tips – Abolish the Adverbs – No. 10
Writing Tips – Overuse of Pronouns – No. 11
Writing Tips – Flashbacks/Backstory – No. 12
Writing Tips – Show, Don’t Tell – No. 13
Work-in-Progress
Taken by Choice – Prologue
Taken by Choice – Ch 1
Politics
Another Government Shutdown – Misbehaving Politicians
The Fall of Man – Will Women Replace Our Fallen Politicians?
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Short Stories
A Betrayal of Trust
Breathe for Me – Purchase and Review
Love on Purpose
Best Book Rating for “Breathe for Me”
White Castle – Chapter 1
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