I once torched a Jehovah’s Witnesses pamphlet that declared homosexuality wrong. Today, decades later, I’ve made peace with the denomination and its members, who tenderly care for my ailing sister and welcome my husband and me into their lives.
Tag Archives: The Way From Me to US
The Audiobook Is Out!
I am happy to report that Audible has released the audio version of my book … and it is fantastic. FR Springer, a professional vocal artist in Pasadena, California, does a wonderful job.
‘Every Life Is Worth a Book’
A guest at one of our recent book events wrote an email review that I received today. It really hits at the heart of what I tried to do in my memoir … and I am so grateful for it.
You’ve Got to Have Friends
Book events take work. But oh, what wonderful connections and friendships they can make! This past weekend’s event in Montgomery, Alabama, is a prime example.
Want to Book Some Fun Next Week? A Novel Idea
Food, drink, music, door prizes and Atlanta authors talking about their books. What could be better?
Unable to Sleep? I Go to the Dogs
Our major achievements might be behind us at age 71, but discovering little things that make life better can be a big win. Here’s one that works for me.
The Alligator Is at the Rear of the Platform: An NYC Travelogue
One constant in Ted’s and my relationship has been a need for “a New York fix” every few years. But on a recent trip to the city, we found that the recipe for that “fix” had changed.
My Book Stays in Top 100 LGBTQ+ Memoirs
THE WAY FROM ME TO US is in its second week on Amazon Kindle’s list of top 100 sellers in LGBTQ+ memoirs.
Mike Coleman 