by Penelope | Oct 5, 2018 | Florida Travel, Penelope's Pitstop
Living in Florida for 30 years, I’ve learned quite a few nice and not-so-nice things about my adopted state. Yep, we’ve got sun. And lots of it. Yep, we’ve got sand. And that’s why you don’t put in nice wood floors. Yep, we’ve got...
by Penelope | Sep 27, 2018 | Book Reviews, Penelope's Pitstop
Andi Cumbo-Floyd is a writer I’ve followed for quite some time now. A prolific author, she’s written several books such as the historical, The Slaves have Names, life on the farm in God’s Whisper Manifesto, and for the YA reader, Steele Secrets...
by Penelope | Sep 20, 2018 | Penelope's Pitstop, Recent Work
Ellis Amburn died recently. Even though we met only once, I felt as if we were old friends, and I wept from the loss. Who was Ellis? First Meeting When I met him in November of 2013, I was alone and scared. My husband had just had a major stroke, and I was a walking...
by Penelope | Sep 12, 2018 | Penelope's Pitstop, Recent Work
I’ve been quiet on this blog for a few weeks, diligently putting together a Publishizer crowdfunding campaign for my newest book. Now finished and posted, it’s been a flurry of social media promotion and feet-on-the-ground, face-to-face talking and handing...
by Penelope | Aug 29, 2018 | Book Reviews, Penelope's Pitstop
Who doesn’t love sweeping sagas of yore filled with kings and queens, knights and fair maidens? I know I do! And for that reason I am excited to welcome Mary Anne Yarde, an author of stories that transport us to a different time and place. Mary Anne is an...
by Penelope | Aug 17, 2018 | Penelope's Pitstop, Recent Work
I’m pleased to announce that my book, ExtraOrdinary Detour, True Stories of Life, Death and Miracles, is now available on Publishizer. It will be available for pre-order from August 15 to September 14. You can find it here: publishizer.com/extraordinary-detour...
by Penelope | Jul 29, 2018 | Penelope's Pitstop, Short Stories
Murna traveled the world thanks to her Aunt Delilah. She’d marveled at the Statue of Liberty from a ferry, rode an elevator to the top of the Empire State Building, ate a mile-high spicy Rueben at the famous Carnegie Deli, and took in a Cats on Broadway show. As...
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