by Gail Ingis | Oct 4, 2018 | Home, Nature, News, Short Story
The emergency notice came loud and clear on my cell phone, Flash Flood warning. I didn’t have too far to go from the building where I had been at a meeting. My car was innocently waiting for me under the torrents of rain, so I held my so-called raincoat tight,...
by Gail Ingis | May 31, 2018 | Art, Beauty, History, Short Story
Sunlight filled the palace’s cavity, shimmereing on the decorative gold moldings. A distant sound, barely perceptible, echoed. Marie Antoinette, in her flimsy nightdress, caught her breath. What could that be? The sound came again. She looked around, she saw no...
by Gail Ingis | Aug 24, 2017 | Beauty, Design, News, Short Story
Writing a story is like baking a cake. There are so many layers, each one more yummy than the next. Interior design was also like that for me. For almost half my life, I helped to make peoples’ homes both beautiful and functional. Just like cakes are beautiful on the...
by Gail Ingis | Aug 3, 2017 | Events, Short Story
Prologue Romance Writer’s of America does it right. A conference in Orlando with all the magic moments, including a trip to Disney. Have you ever been to a conference that had entertaining and enlightening speakers, topped off with twinkling lights and fireworks from...
by Gail Ingis | Mar 30, 2017 | Events, History, News, Short Story
Character Complexity. What in the world does this all mean? A story well told inextricably entwines place and person. The place is filtered through the person’s personality, age, education, experiences, culture, nationality, friends and family. It’s a must...
by Gail Ingis | Mar 23, 2017 | Events, News, Short Story
Learning Scrivener has eluded me for five or six years. My first book, Indigo Sky, got born without it. Intentions are to cook up my sequel with it. Not too long ago I took Pat Haggerty’s workshop, all video, Scooped up hearing aids this time. Before that I...
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