Author Archives: Shanon Grey

‘Tis the season and I managed to pull out the totes from the basement to dress my cottage in the woods in her Fall finery. Given that I never remember to mark the totes, what I uncover is usually a … Continue reading →

We came to the mountains of Georgia after losing everything to a hurricane. One of the things you don’t lose in a disaster is who you are. I spent my whole life dealing with just who I was in the … Continue reading →

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I am finally back in my recliner, recovering from the long, hot, but great, day at Moreland. We arrived a little after 8 a.m. in order to secure a spot close by, then went in to finish set-up (and, yes, … Continue reading →

The setup is complete for me. Of course, a deluge arrived just as we did, so I got soaked. But, the hubby’s help, I got set up. I will go in early tomorrow and tweak things. Heck, not even sure … Continue reading →

Yesterday was our anniversary. Okay, my alter-ego’s–or am I the alter-ego? It doesn’t matter since we’re older than dirt and have been married a good bit over half of our lives, 42 years. During that time, we’ve raised children, sometimes … Continue reading →

Happy Friday! Here’s a link to Karen’s Killer Fixin’s. I’m sharing the recipe I developed for Sim’s Bread Pudding, from my newest novel, Descendant Rising. I think you’ll enjoy the note I made about its creation. There’s also an excerpt … Continue reading →

Although I’ve been writing for a long time, it seems things keep changing. With my latest novel, Descendant Rising, I learned there’s an aggregator that supplies greater availability for my readers, Draft2Digital. Saying that, I also learned that Draft2Digital is … Continue reading →

For those of you who don’t know, authors, for the most part, are an insecure lot. We spend months and months researching and writing, then checking and editing, finally releasing it to the public and waiting to be told how … Continue reading →