Novels by G. Donald Cribbs

Weekly Posts on Writing, Book Reviews, and News.

Monday, October 10, 2011

Motivation Monday Breaking Through Writer's Block

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     Writer's Block is a common fear for writers. How can you avoid this terrible trap? There are as many treatments as there are ...
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Friday, October 7, 2011

Friend Friday: 2 Book Reviews for Upcoming Releases!

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     Prepare to be jealous. I have been fortunate to read two upcoming releases by two of my favorite YA authors, Cheryl Rainfield ( Hunte...
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Tuesday, September 20, 2011

Meet the Author Monday

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Going around the blogosphere recently is a wicked game of tag. Kind of reminds me of other initiation rites I experienced in college, like g...
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Friday, September 16, 2011

Friday Follow: Great Blogs YOU Should Follow!

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We are in a great age of writing. Many writers are accessible online and maintain blogs, Facebook and Twitter accounts, among others. After ...
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Thursday, September 15, 2011

Meet the Newly Agented Writer, Tymothy Longoria!

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Writers rejoice when a talented fellow writer becomes an agented writer. That just happened for a good friend of mine, Tymothy Longoria. He ...
Wednesday, September 14, 2011

Fire Salamander in The Packing House

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Ray Bradbury, in his early dystopian novel, Fahrenheit 451 , described a fiery future where books are burned and banned. Guy Montag, the...
Tuesday, September 13, 2011

God's Eyes in The Packing House

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God's Eyes are a common craft in VBS. If you've ever taken Popcicle sticks and wrapped colorful yarn around, you know what I mean...
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G. Donald Cribbs
G. Donald Cribbs has written and published poetry and short stories since high school. A graduate of Messiah College in English and Education, he and his wife and four boys reside in central Pennsylvania where the author is hard at work on his next book. Having lived and traveled abroad in England, France, Belgium, Germany, China and Thailand (you can guess where he lived and where he visited), the author loves languages and how they connect us all. You can read an excerpt of his first novel, THE PACKING HOUSE, here: http://gdonaldcribbsbooks.blogspot.com/2013/04/the-packing-house-excerpt.html
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