I had a really thoughtful interview with writer Sai Marie and she asked some great questions about how I wove love and connection into my writing.

Wednesday Club was a Gold Medal winner in the 2025 Global Book Awards for self-published authors. It won the top prize in the Family Life category.

Best-selling author Lisa Kessler interviewed me and we talked about the power of community. Her Readers Entertainment Radio program focuses on new reads, fresh perspectives and the magic that keeps readers turning pages.

Three authors (including yours truly) shared our experiences with Merryn Hobson & Alex Lewczuk from London’s “Drive Time” broadcast.

Fiction author Tricia Copeland did an interview with me on her Finding the Magic podcast. She focuses on the story behind the story.

Lisa Haselton features interviews with authors of recently released book and book reviews. She’s a great resource for finding new books.

The Reading Nook is a place for bookworms. It features books that the site loves and new ones they discover along the way.

Author Marina Raydun publishes interviews with featured authors in her blog posts. I really appreciated her thoughtful questions.

Connections eMagazine is designed “for those who love to read and the authors who make it possible”. They included an in-depth interview with me in their Fall issue.

Being a guest on this podcast was a kick! Radio Red is a fun and energetic host who starts by having us dance in our chairs :) The other 2 authors were really inspiring.

Janet Fisher is a talented writer and cherished member of my Saturday Sisters writing group. Janet has published A Place of Her Own: The Legacy of Oregon Pioneer Martha Poindexter Maupin and Shifting Winds.

I was delighted to be an exhibitor at the Festival of Books in Spearfish, SD. This annual festival, sponsored by the SD Humanities Council, brings together thousands of writers and readers in a celebration of books.

This is a feature article in the Brookings Register from Brookings, SD — my hometown and the birthplace of the real Wednesday Club that inspired the novel.