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New Blog – You Axed for it…

Posted on by Gary Clark
12
May

I floated the idea around here a few weeks back that I was thinking about blogging the Grandma, Sparky, and Me stories and got a lot of encouragement to do it. So….the blog’s live now.

I’ll be posting stories every few days so if you’re going to follow the blog, you need to subscribe so you won’t get left behind.

And! Setting up a WordPress blog isn’t as easy as they say it is. I have a WHOLE new appreciation for Diana who runs the tech side of AWwYP.

So, I’ve been up all night but first story is up, pictures are up, and comments section is ready for your words.

Read, enjoy and know that I’m going to bed now and forget all about WordPress………

http://grandmasparkyandme.com/

 

 

Gary Clark

Gary is a member of the Writer’s League of Texas and San Gabriel Writer’s League. He has won several awards and is published for his short stories; “Riding Saddam”, “In the Dark”, “From Behind the Wall” and “A Letter Home”. “Dance of the Bull Rider”, his young adult novel advanced to the quarter-finals in the 2012 Amazon Breakout Novel Award contest. Publisher’s Weekly gave it a great review and the novel was picked up by Whiskey Creek Press and will be released in paperback and e-book formats in June, 2013. Gary is Director of the Veterans’ Expression at www.AWordWithYouPress.com. His objective with that project is to gather stories from veterans and active duty military personnel and publish them in an anthology. The anthology will then be promoted and sold with half the money earned from the sale being donated to Wounded Warriors. Gary’s philosophy of writing is simple. Write like no one will ever read it! He believes the writer’s style, voice and passion are paramount to the rules of accepted writing.

3 thoughts on “New Blog – You Axed for it…”

  2. 1948pdobbs says:

    Gary,
    This is going to be so much fun and something to look forward to. They have some “mean” women in Texas! You must have been listening to “your boys” instead of the brain God gave ya when you married into that family. But it sounds like your side of the family, Grandma. could give as good as she got. By the way was she a Clark or on your mother’s side of the family?
    Keep it coming. Blessings, pd

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