Hello! I’m
Debra Reynolds
An author and editor residing in northern Pennsylvania.
Latest Posts
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Vintage novels making a comeback
https://cedarlila.substack.com/p/book-review-death-at-dykes-corner Do you like vintage novels? There are great gems “hidden” in the past, as well as very entertaining costume jewelry. I adore vintage books. If you have read any good ones, please leave a comment and share the love.
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Sam Robb on Villains
really excellent piece (I don’t know why it won’t embed the piece [whatever that means] or show more than the link. If you know, please share with me.) https://samrobbwrites.substack.com/p/a-villain-by-any-other-name?publication_id=263377&post_id=156525870&triggerShare=true&isFreemail=true&r=h5af9&triedRedirect=true
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Book Review: The Carter Files—Phoenix by Lori Janeski
Book One of Two At 551 pages, this is a BIG book, and the story continues in The Carter Files: Raven. It is absolutely worth the time. A rousing good story, with interesting characters (and good backstories), ratcheting tension marbled with humor and the feel of real life. The love story is also very natural.…
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Explaining epilepsy
Photo by Tara Winstead: https://www.pexels.com/photo/black-usb-cable-on-white-and-red-box-7723388/ So, I never thought I’d be here—where my son’s caregivers have never actually seen a seizure, and need some information to proceed. I never thought I’d be able to say that the seizures are so far apart—2 to 3 per year! and very short!—that people who work with him daily…
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GREAT POST OF HOPE
I just have to share this, from the incomparable Cedar Sanderson. https://cedarlila.substack.com/p/lift-your-eyes-up
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Clearing skies
Photo by Brett Sayles: https://www.pexels.com/photo/clouds-1431822/ I feel like the skies are clearing a bit. Of course, I still grieve, I have times when it’s painful and I’m down. That won’t stop—I’ve lost those dear to me before, and I know how it goes. But the frantic busyness and worry of the past year(s) has lightened.…
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Frustration makes grief worse
photo by Pixabay After a death, there is a LOT of paperwork to contend with, and it takes months and possibly years to settle an estate. I expected that. I had not expected so many roadblocks to be thrown up in our way. For instance, the medical bills which are outstanding cannot be handled—the account…
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