Alyice – Dabbling Mum
Bly Books news report: a fan letter, award announcement and links to The Dabbling Mum Speaks blog …
The Dabbling Mum
What to do when you lose your (writing) partner? Intro and book trailer at The Dabbling Mum Speaks blog: http://
Bly Books news #2:
How one widow is forging a new path for herself as a writer, a business woman, and a child of God … interview at The Dabbling Mum Speaks blog … http://thedabblingmum.com/
Bly Books news #3:
Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot by Stephen Bly with Janet Chester Bly, Russell Bly, Michael Bly & Aaron Bly, was a finalist for SELAH award in Historical Fiction, at the Blue Ridge Mountain Christian Writers Conference. Read here the story of this family writing project: https://www.blybooks.com/2013/11/western-book-series/
More about Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot …
It took a personal request from the President of the United States to put Stuart Brannon back in action. In 1905, at 58 years old, legendary lawman Stuart Brannon had no intention of leaving Arizona Territory for any reason. He certainly didn’t want to attend the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland, Oregon. Then, the insistent telegram arrived. No way could he refuse a personal request from Teddy Roosevelt! Filled with humor and heart, adventure and romance, Stuart Brannon’s Final Shot tells the story of a man who embodied the Code of the West.
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Fan Letter
From Nathanael of Greensboro …
“I was first introduced to (Author Stephen Bly) books at age 9 through the Nathan T. Riggins Series … I readily identified with Nathan. He and later Stuart Brannon became my role models in the absence of clear Christian leadership in my family …
… I really wanted to meet Stephen Bly … just wanted you to know that he made a huge impact in my life … am now reading the Nathan Series to my 4-yr-old.”
Book 1, Nathan T. Riggins Western Adventure Series
NATHAN T. RIGGINS SERIES AT BLY BOOKS WEBSITE
The series includes The Dog Who Would Not Smile, Coyote True, You Can Always Trust a Spotted Horse, The Last Stubborn Buffalo in Nevada, Never Dance with a Bobcat, and Hawks Don’t Say Goodbye.
This could easily be worked into some transrealist fiction. the best part is that one widow is forging a new path for herself as a writer.