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Sherry Jones reads from The Sword from Medina

Jan.18.2010

Sherry Jones will be reading and discussing her book The Sword of Medina.

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           Have I created a monster? Last night, Blanche de Castille – the White Queen of France and the evil mother-in-law in my forthcoming...
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Here's a question for all those folks who say to me, "I want to write, but I can't find the time." What do you expect from me? Sympathy? Hand-holding? A motivational speech?...
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  Blog, blog, blog! Lots of writers are blogging their fingers to the bone, and for what? In hopes of stimulating sales of their books, that’s what. But — is there a better...
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Comments from Sherry

Feb.25.2012 - 5:43 pm
In response to: How The Mother Daughter Relationship Changes And Evolves
Terrific post! I know just what you mean about a teenage daughter's being inconsiderate -- mine used up all my...
Feb.25.2012 - 1:08 pm
In response to: Start Writing, or Shut Up
Yes, G., I admit that murmuring words of encouragement would be the gracious response to those who say they want to...
Feb.25.2012 - 1:04 pm
In response to: Start Writing, or Shut Up
Thanks for the feedback, Earl! Perusing your site here, I see that "curmudgeon" is your personal mythology. Which is in...
Feb.22.2012 - 9:25 am
In response to: Help! My Character Is Trying To Kill Me
Watch out for those Bismarcks, Dolores! They will clog your arteries and bring you down. Smiling. ;)
Feb.19.2012 - 3:35 pm
In response to: Start Writing, or Shut Up
Excellent, Katherine! You've psyched yourself out of desk-mania. Maybe you should write a blog post about it!

Published Reviews

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Mar.02.2011
Published by Rose and Thorn Journal
"Above all, Jones narrates Islamic history as a love story. She makes it a story of choices, struggle and reform, rather than subjugation and mindless obedience."