Kaytlin Phillips

@storysmith

Yeah, one of my favorite Missionary autobiographies is Evidence Not Seen, but it’s been years since I read it. We moved my dad had to get rid of a lot of his books and I think that was one of them because I was supposed to grab anything I wanted and there were so many! I’ve gotta order a copy of it for myself sometime, but I remember…[Read more]

@ragnarok

Lol….thank you and good! I was hoping I wasn’t the only insane person around! 😉

@storysmith

Great to be here and thank you so much!!!

Oh wow! Your book sounds super cool!!! My sisters and I write together and the genre-mixing we do can get pretty intense, so I feel ya! I totally look forward to reading that!

Oh, hard one! I will read just about any genre as long as the book is Christian of clean, except I won’t read…[Read more]

@bettywoj

Nice to meet you! I once heard a quote that said, “You’re not too old and it’s not too late.” I love that thought! Best of luck!

Oh, I’m familiar, at least with the general area, of Soddy Daisy! We live on the TN, NC, and GA line…lol…Old westerns are the best! Me and my brothers used to watch them all the time! Cool! Sounds like my…[Read more]

@noah-cochran

I will let you know, the blog tour I’ve set up, starts on the 16th and runs to release day on the 25th…I’m a bit nervous, but hopefully, all goes well…lol…

Also, sorry about the late reply, my internet has been down since Friday evening.

@loreleiwriter

Good to see you too! Familiar names are always nice!!!

@noah-cochran

• Nice! The 19th century (Victorian Era) is easily my second favorite period in history.

It’s a lot of fun to, tracking down the info I need has been more work than I normally do but also fun to see what I can find.

• That’s great! Are you going the traditional or self-publishing route? What’s the plot of the book?

I’m sel…

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Thanks! I’m glad you’re here! Means I know a few people…lol…

Hey Noah, nice to meet you!

Awesome! Big families are tons of fun in my opinion. 🙂

I’ve been seriously writing for about five years. My current WIP is a western set in 1860-1870 Kansas. It’s about a young man named Daniel who is running from God and the pain in his past. I’ve completed one book about 2 years ago, I’m actually about to release…[Read more]