Tag Archives: authors

Meet Cheryl Casebeer

Posted on February 6, 2016 by animalsandmagic

As mentioned in my last post, Cheryl Casebeer is A & M Moonlight Creation’s newest author. Last time I introduced you to her book, Around the Corner. Today, as promised, I am introducing you to her. Cheryl is a wife, … Continue reading →

Posted in A & M Moonlight Creations, Books | Tagged animals, photography, Around the Corner, authors, books, Cheryl Casebeer, pets | Leave a comment

Meet My Character Blog Tour

Posted on July 7, 2014 by animalsandmagic

This tour highlights a main character from one of the WIP (works in progress), recently published, or soon to be published works of authors tagged. Last week I was tagged in this event by Rita Lee Chapman. Her bio and links … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, Characters, random | Tagged Asantra, author interview, authors, blog tag, blog tour, book series, books, character chat, character interview, children's fantasy, childrens fiction, dww2, fantasy, fiction, interviews, jennifer priester, mortal realm witch, rita chapman, the magical adventures of dww2 | Leave a comment

Books & Cooks 2014

Posted on April 26, 2014 by animalsandmagic

As those of you who saw my previous post know, I attended this years Books & Cooks event at Madison Library as one of the authors. The event itself was pretty good and I recommend going in a following year … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, random | Tagged 2014, animals, photography, authors, bash, bash and the pirate pig, book signings, books, books & cooks, burton cole, childrens fiction, events, fiction, jennifer priester, Learning About Magic, libraries, madison library, mortal realm witch, The Magic Continues | Leave a comment

Procrastination, How it Helps me Work

Posted on September 20, 2013 by animalsandmagic

For those of you that know the definition of procrastination, you are probably thinking that the title I chose for this post makes no sense. After all, procrastination is usually the enemy of work. So how could procrastinating actually help … Continue reading →