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WHY SHARING SECRETS IS RISKY BUSINESS

by Vicki Hinze | Jul 17, 2015 | Default, On Writing

WHY SHARING SECRETS IS RISKY BUSINESS By Vicki Hinze Have you ever sworn a friend to secrecy and then shared a secret with him or her, only to in short order hear an expanded version of your secret repeated? You discover to your dismay that your secret is out!...

Surprise Sale on Her Perfect Life–ICUMI

by Vicki Hinze | Jun 26, 2015 | Default, My Kitchen Table

ICUMI: There’s a surprise sale on digital copies of HER PERFECT LIFE, book 1 in the Reunited Hearts Series. Book 2 is MIND READER and Book 3, is DUPLICITY. All are now available. These are standalone books, related by theme. In them, each of the couples reunite...

Everyday Heroes

by Vicki Hinze | Apr 14, 2015 | Default, On Writing

We all have our visions of what a hero looks like. We’re all right and probably wrong because, with our preconceived notions, we often overlook the Hero Next Door, the everyday hero, and that hero is often the very one who makes a lifelong impact on...

National Encourage a Young Writer Day

by Vicki Hinze | Apr 10, 2015 | Default, On Writing

NATIONAL ENCOURAGE A YOUNG WRITER DAY by Vicki Hinze Today in the U.S., we’re celebrating National Encourage a Young Writer Day. And that has a lot of people asking why we need to encourage young writers, or any writers, for that matter. The answer why is simple ....

THE 7 THINGS ABOUT CHALLENGE–AND WHY YOU SHOULD TAKE IT

by Vicki Hinze | Apr 9, 2015 | Default, My Kitchen Table, On Writing

Yesterday, I was tagged on a social media site to reveal seven things about my writing. I started to ignore it, but decided that, due to my injury and recovery time, I haven’t done my annual life assessment, so this could be a start. The annual life assessment is...

The Bookmark Dilemma

by Vicki Hinze | Apr 7, 2015 | Default, My Kitchen Table

I’ve been creating bookmarks for a long time. They’re long and flat and just tuck between the pages inside books to mark where you left off reading. Here’s a sample of one of my old ones—front and back: Even with them, I still saw a lot of folded corners...