Pamela D. Beverly – Page 2 – My opinion about life as well as my books and writings.

UPDATE: Book Review Awards – Authors in the Running So Far

Posted: August 24, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly no Comments

Thanks for considering my book, Yecheilyah and have fun on your vacation!

Writing & Publishing A Book Every Other Month.

Posted: August 12, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly no Comments

Maybe if writing was my only job, I could do this. Great post, though.

US E-Book Sales Decline 13.9% in 2016 [But Print Sees Growth]

Posted: July 29, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly no Comments

Trees and Writing

Posted: July 19, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly 2 Comments

Book Trailer – The Love Labyrinth

Posted: July 10, 2017 Under: A Writer's Life By relationspdbeverly 2 Comments

What is the best way to write that book?

Posted: July 01, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly no Comments

Angel Baby

Posted: June 24, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly no Comments

Let’s hope that he gets justice.

ANNOUNCING: Yecheilyah’s 1st Annual Poetry Contest

Posted: June 19, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly 3 Comments

For the poets among us, here’s your chance!

Irony of Feminism

Posted: June 19, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly no Comments

Exactly. More young women need to adapt a mindset like Malala. With enough of them like her and women could rule the world.

#1 MinFicton: The Woman in the Street by Pamela D. Beverly

Posted: June 12, 2017 Under: The State of Relations in Everyday Life, the Way I See It By relationspdbeverly 2 Comments

I’m taking Nortina’s one minute fiction challenge at https://lovelycurses.com//2017/06/12/Mondays-one-minute-fiction-week-of-June12/. Here’s my contribution: I got to her before he did. “Don’t touch her!” his commanding voice rang out. I stopped short for a second but bent down to give aid.