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Gayle has always been a writer. You may browse clips and samples of her work on this site, follow various blogs (also accessible through the drop down links at the right), and find out about what writing services are offered to clients.
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Read Me lists the many samples of Gayle’s writing online, including current work in various blogs and samples of past works. You can find some of those samples in the submenu, others on the Read Me page itself.
Hire Me will provide contact and rate information and a description of the writing services offered.
Gayle’s work has been published online and in print, in such publications as the popular Spider Magazine for Children, which featured her short story, The Songdog in July of 2001. Her fantasy story, Yesterday’s Child (soon to be featured in an e-book analogy to be made available from this site) attained quarter finalist status in the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future contest.
She has written a number of children’s and young adult fantasy novels, several of which are available online for free (see the Read Me page). Others are in consideration for publication with a new e-book and print-on-demand company. Watch these pages for future announcements!
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Visit LostBardBooks.com and watch for The Corpse That Wasn’t There, the first Junior Handler’s Mystery Series novel (in e-book and paperback), as well as a trilogy of short stories starring a dragon and his houndy friends, in The DragonsHound Tales.
Are you a writer who has work online that you’d like to share? I’m always happy to exchange links! Feel free to leave a comment, below, including a link to your website!
Gayle, I will be visiting this site often; I feel remorse that you’ve so generously lent your talents to me time and time again; and yet this morning, I never hesitated to call on you yet another time. I will comment on other links offered, but my eyes and hands stopped here..and so I’m writing at this spot. I feel as though I’ve stepped into the very core of your soul with all that surrounds me on these many links. When writing about the animals in my book The Long Night Moon, I attempted to enter into their space and mindset, and of course, I became instant fans of the animal in question. It is similar to the sense of connection with my book family…and when the book ends, I can’t let go, they are there, in my heart, and in my mind, new friends that bind and adhere to the heart…like you, my friend!
Willie, thanks so much for stopping by my website. And please feel no remorse, it’s always a pleasure to help a friend. Your book is a lovely gift to its readers, and I’m pleased to be counted among them. I hope my visitors will click on your name, visit your website, and get to know “The Long Night Moon”.