The Scribblings of Sarah E. Glenn

I apologize for the lengthy absence from posting here, but frankly, I've been very busy. First: I have a temp job that is a) full-time...

T.W. Brown visits us today, courtesy of the Summer of Zombie Blog Tour! One of the things that I hear from time to time is that “zombies ...

I Am Murdered is Bruce Chadwick's account of the poisoning of George Wythe, close friend of Thomas Jefferson and a signer of the Decl...

Marian Allen named my blog as one of her Very Inspiring Blogs for my actions in the face of adversity. And here I thought I was just carp...

I found this while doing research for the novel Gwen and I are writing together. Great information and engaging reading! Sears Homes of Ar...

I start with a tale of woe. 2011 was a great year for me. I had a bunch of short stories published, and my first novel, All This and Fami...

Gwen Mayo and I recently joined the Florida chapter of the Historical Novel Society. Here is a link to my first post on their blog! FCHNSb...

Today's guest is a gentleman who only goes by the name 'Smitty'. He's a private contractor in the field of personnel removal...

I'm pleased to welcome Michael Brookes , author of The Cult of Me , today. He resides in eastern England and is a game producer by da...

More on the differences between Florida and Kentucky. I mentioned the differences in climate, but there are also differences in the creature...

Today, I welcome Lillian Brummet to Sinister Scribblings. Lillian is an author, but also so much more. She and her husband Dave offer book p...

Last year, we moved from Kentucky to Florida to assist in my father's care. He has passed away, but we appear to be stuck here for the...

Anyone who's dealt with me knows I love to talk. I like to give opinions, tell stories, and supply a generous amount of humor to convers...

And now it's time to discuss my Next Big Thing. This is part of a blog series focusing on authors' newest projects. I was invited by...

It will come as no surprise to regular readers that, once again, I am participating in NaNoWriMo . I've participated every year since ...

In the Fifties, Frank Glenn planned to join the Navy. Instead, his favorite teacher at Asheville High School told him was too smart not t...

The last few months have been very difficult ones. My father's health has continued to decline. He was hospitalized again earlier this m...

The Architect by Keith Ablow My rating: 5 of 5 stars West Crosse is an architect par excellence, a man of enormous creative vision ...

My brain is melting. It's been roughly six weeks since my wife and I left our jobs and moved down here to help care for my father, an...

It's been a long damned time since my last post.... because a lot has happened since, and it hasn't been good. My father, who has ...