Beth Anne Hill
Rambling through a thicket of stories inspired by southern backroads... Contributing author to the Feisty Deeds I & II anthologies. Short story writer and novelist-in-the-making. Storyteller featured on NPR's the Sundial Writers Corner
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Sweet, Sweet, Busy Signal (opens the original)
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What’s That Beeping Sound?Friday night. Exhaustion settles in, and no one wants to cook, least of all me. The local, family-owned BBQ restaurant’s weekly dessert special is Coconut Poke Cake. The perfect remedy for a week that’s lasted an entire month.My 24-year-old Goddaughter goes to call in our supper order, which inevitably includes two slices of this luscious cake. It’s going to be good. We had their German chocolate poke cake a few weeks ago. She dials the number and promptly reports that
Heritage (opens the original)
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“If you had to describe your niche in ONE word…what would it be?” Fellow writer, Carrie Watts, posed this question earlier this week via Instagram and elaborated upon the question in her newsletter Friends of Faith. According to Carrie, your niche is not your genre, book, marketing approach, or which shelf your book might (someday) be found in stores. Your niche isn’t just what you write. It’s your calling. Needless to say, Carrie’s ques
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