Beverly Stowe McClure's Page

Kim is best known for her contributions to the writing world as the admin of Writers4Writers.com, a place created with the sole purpose of helping other writers find a place to nestle in and make friends. When the site grew large enough to make it on its own, Kim went solo and began her own ventures into the world as a writer. Kim has since published a number of short stories at such places as Gryphonwood Press, Micro Horror, and Long Story Short. Recently, her first short story using the chara… Continue

We finally heard from our granddaughter who is teaching in China. All of the volunteers in her area are safe. She's in Changsha, to the east of the earthquake area. She said her students noticed that everything in the classroom was swaying. They didn't know what had happened at first. I cannot imagine what those poor people are going through. My prayers are with them and those heroes who are rushing to their aid. This week has started out of focus. I'm a very scheduled person, I guess because o… Continue

-------------------------------------------------------- May 01 An Interview with Author Beverly Stowe McClure author interviews7 Comments If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! by Donna M. McDine Beverly Stowe McClure delighted me with a positive response to my email interview request. Beverly is a retired teacher and spends many of her days researching, writing and traveling. She has several published books and has quite a few more in the works. H… Continue

I think I'll celebrate Earth Day by weeding the flowerbeds. But then bare ground is all I'll have because there are no flowers. I do have some autumn sage and Texas sage and a butterfly bush, but I won't show pictures because they're so pathetic. A gardener I am not. The nearby fields are looking great. The wheat grows taller every day. Which reminds me: How many times have you seen the heroine in a story described with lovely wheat-colored hair? When I read this description I have to laugh. Ta… Continue