Monthly Archives: October 2012

GHOSTS REAL AND OTHERWISE

Posted on October 27, 2012 by veldabrotherton

We who believe in ghosts need to consider the various ways they might appear. I’ve thought that ghosts of those who’ve passed from this world to another couldn’t show up in their clothed bodies. It’s more a spiritual thing. Rather … Continue reading →

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SOMEWHERE IN TEXAS

Posted on October 17, 2012 by veldabrotherton

SOMEWHERE IN TEXAS Here I am, traveling to the Women Writing the West Conference in Albuquerque. That calls for us to drive through Texas, my favorite state with the exception of my home state of Arkansas. Why do I really, … Continue reading →

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ARKANSAS OUTLAWS

Posted on October 8, 2012 by veldabrotherton

As a writer, my genre is western historical romance and regional history nonfiction. Therefore, it’s natural for me to be caught up in the people who settled the area of Northwest Arkansas. We live in the country south of all … Continue reading →

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WHY DO WE BLOG?

Posted on October 1, 2012 by veldabrotherton

First, a PS to my last blog about Ned Christie.  I’m ashamed I didn’t think of this earlier. Some comments to the blog made me realize that I had a neat story to tell about how I first learned about … Continue reading →

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