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Arlene Rains Graber

'To write something that brings a smile or initiates thought is truly one of life's pleasures.'


Arlene has written for newspapers, magazines and Christian periodicals for over thirty years. In 2010, her first non-fiction book, Devoted to Traveling, was published by AWOC Publishers. The book traces the author's travels throughout the world. In 2011, her first novel, A Plane Tree in Provence, was released, and a Christian novel, Angel on My Shoulder, was released. In 2012, Arlene published The Cape Elizabeth Ocean Avenue Society, the second book in the Plane Tree series, followed by Sarah's Choice in 2014. All books are available in paperback or as e-books.


Dec

Okay, I wasn’t able to finish NaNo in November for number of reasons, i.e. computer crashes on both my computers at the same time, a few minor health issues, Thanksgiving, and on it goes. But, I’m back writing, which, for me, is the best medicine available. My retreat in October was the most productive yet. We went to Sylvia, Kansas and stayed at the Prairie Oak Inn. The setting was wonderful with wildlife everywhere, beautiful sunsets, silence and in the middle of nowhere. I completed four solid chapters on the sequel to A Plane Tree in Provence, and reworked three short essays and memoirs, thanks to my critique partner, Vicki.
The Christmas season is on and my household is buzzing with excitement. Palmer, my grandson searches each day to find where the Elf on the Shelf has parked and receives emails from Santa. If you still have someone on your list that might like a devotional book, perhaps my Devoted to Traveling might be just the thing. It is non-fiction and traces my travels all over Europe with short snippets fashioned into devotionals. Click on the book to the left and it will lead you right to it.
The first of the year, I’ll be filming another YouTube video with Keyhole Conversations for Angel on My Shoulder. Have a wonderful Christmas and spirited holiday. See you in 2012.

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