I’ve learned to be okay when my posts are ignored—because it means my wonderful followers have more interesting stuff going on in their lives than my social media posts.
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Reading. Writing. Listen
I’ve learned to be okay when my posts are ignored—because it means my wonderful followers have more interesting stuff going on in their lives than my social media posts.
Why an Introverted Writer Continues to be on Social MediaRead More
Three eccentric aunts. A silly doggie. An aspiring songwriter. And beautifully sensitive readers like you.
While organizing her kitchen one afternoon, Allison Theodore of Wren Island discovered a lifetime supply of instant coffee—and a nifty way of baking brownies in an instant pot.
Here in the Salish Sea, there are several hydrophones in place to help us listen in on our beloved whales. Wherever you are in the world, you can listen to our Pacific Northwest whales sing.
Allison Theodore didn’t win the lottery. The real way she ended up with her millions is actually quite sweet.
On a local forest trail, my neighbor met a lady who was heartbroken over a fallen cedar tree. My neighbor had always wanted to “have a go at” carving a totem pole.
Our veterinarian listened to Rosie’s heart, noted an interesting-sounding murmur, and suggested Rosie be evaluated by a cardiologist. Then, the world shifted.
The interactive serialized fiction experience I’m currently offering readers is set on Wren Island, a fictional island right here where I live in the Pacific Northwest. These islands are known for deep, evergreen forests and high, rocky cliffs. Thundering surf on the west side, sheltered bays on the east side. And whales.
Between installments, my subscribers are included in real-time, behind-the-scenes peeks (without spoilers!) at the stories I’m writing for them—and subscribers directly influence where the story goes next.