One of the nicest and most helpful women I know is Marsha Ward. She founded ANWA--American Night Writers Association--many years ago and has put her heart and soul into helping aspiring writers reach their goal of publication. She works tirelessly to help others. She has been very kind and gracious to me as I've learned the ropes of writing, publishing, and moderating Yahoo Groups. She's also a whiz at all things technical.
Besides all of this, she's an excellent author. I was amazed at her ability to pull me into the story and to paint such a vivid and realistic picture of the civil war era. Her books ooze authenticity and her characters are well-developed. She is the author of Ride to Raton, The Man from Shenandoah, and her newest novel Trail of Storms.
If you enjoy reading western novels, you'll want to check out Marsha's books. She's a master storyteller and you'll be sucked into her world from the first page.
To learn more about Marsha Ward visit her website.
If you are interested in joining ANWA, a fantastic group of writers (women only, sorry men) you can learn more here.
To buy Trail of Storms at Amazon go here.
7 comments:
It was certainly interesting for me to read that article. Thanx for it. I like such topics and anything that is connected to them. I definitely want to read more on that blog soon.
Rebecca, thanks for boosting my novels. I appreciate your comments, and I must admit, I'm blushing.
Marsha Ward
Rebecca, I love your website. Just glanced at it, and see that its one of those I could spend all day reading and studying! A real big help!
Thanks!
A western book actually does sound interesting! Thanks for the info!
Marsha--no need to blush!
Patty--I'm glad you like my website. I've just redesigned it and hope it's helpful. Thanks for checking it out!
I love westerns but I haven't read her books - Yet.. think I will be checking them out. Sounds like a great book to get lost in. :)
This sounds really good--I liked the trailer too.
I bought him Trail of Storms for Christmas (don't tell him) after he enjoyed the first two books in the series, so wanted to point out that Marsha has a male readership, too.
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