HEY: I’M A WEDDING OFFICIANT, TOO!
I almost hesitated writing this blog. My goal right now is to write about my writing life, not weddings. But you know what? I realized […]
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25 Ways Reflective Writing Can Help You Grow as a Writer (And as a Person)
Jeanne Baker Guy (article first published in Writer’s Digest, Sep 16, 2021) I owe Writer’s Digest a debt of gratitude. I’ve spent the last 25 years facilitating
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Connect the Dots
“A moving account of a nightmarish family drama.” — Kirkus Reviews In case you missed it, Austin Woman Magazine just featured me in their October
Sharing Some Joy, and . . . Why I Wrote This Book
Are you sitting down? I sure need to because last week, some pretty remarkable things knocked me off my feet. And there’s no better day
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Woo-hoo! BookWoman, Talk Radio Europe, and a Sneak Peak!
I can’t sit still. My debut memoir, You’ll Never Find Us, published by She Writes Press, and endorsed by Dan Rather, hits the streets in
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In Search of Santa Fe Bookstores
My husband and I recently vacationed outside of Santa Fe with good friends—two fun-loving couples. While there, I thought it a grand idea to visit
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Two Women Come to Terms with Patriarchy
In my memoir, You’ll Never Find Us, Karen—my best friend of now sixty years—played a crucial role in my ability to remain sane during that
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Hey: I AM A WRITER
My web guy (and now dear friend), Scott Doughty, has created my new author website and, so far, I love it almost as much as
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Under Water (July 2020)
The view from my covered back deck is lovely: a reasonably-sized treed lot in a quiet neighborhood northwest of Austin, Texas where we moved about
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When You Least Expect It
I heaved another sigh as I turned off the radio and got out of the car. The oppressive hot Texas weather blasted me—and it was
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