Posts Tagged ‘world peace’
The Myth of the “Good War.” (WWII)
Writing my novels takes a lot of time, especially research. For every chapter written, likely over ten hours of research goes into the efforts, even more time than getting the words on paper. One thing I’ve grappled with is how our nation and others involved with WWII, forever use the narrative that WWII was “necessary”…
Read MoreSensationalized Terrorism?
The word “terrorism” conjures up mixed emotion. On the one hand, anyone dreaming up dropping bombs or shooting down masses of innocent people anywhere certainly is a terrorist act. Yet, isn’t this what happens with war? To me, the word is an oxymoron, it has lost any meaning or fear tactic associated with it. I…
Read MoreMasks of Morality (Book 1)
Has America normalized violence as a way of life? MASKS OF MORALITY is a contemporary rollercoaster about a woman who goes from a high-tech marketing executive to becoming obsessed with changing the world after becoming a mother. It’s a story of moral conscience and using positive energy in every choice we make. A message to look…
Read MoreWhy I Write: A Glimpse into My Life
“Scratch a writer and you’ll find a walker.”~ Tegan Bennett I have a confession to make. Sometimes, when I write, I cry. Not out of sadness but a deep passion. I have this strong desire to make a difference and a belief that words can change the world. During my book signing at Barnes &…
Read MoreHumanity Before Hegemony!
HUMANITY BEFORE HEGEMONY! A simple excerpt that I feel speaks for the underlying message behind the story in MASKS OF MORALITY: Humanity has such incredible talent and abilities, such vast beauty within each of ourselves. If we only carry in our hearts the awareness of unity among individual forms, we could eliminate so much pointless…
Read MoreTaming the Tiger
TAMING THE TIGER by T.L. Mumley Investment share price isn’t the only “value” that counts! How do we make socially and environmentally responsible investments within an irresponsible economic standard? With the rising public awareness of corruption in our political and financial system, people are rethinking how to manage their money. Entire campaigns have been put…
Read MoreInteresting and Relevant Read while I Write!
Hello Fans, As I attend more writer circle meetings to get feedback on my debut novel, as well as make my first attempt at securing a traditional book deal (wish me luck on that one!), I’ve been reading this book—Corpalism, by Arun D Ellis. Set in the UK, Ellis dives into much of what my…
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