A Case of Misshaken Identity
I offer you a mystery that will take you less than three minutes to enjoy. Can you unravel the Case of the Misshaken Identity? Click “read more” to find out. (Read More …)
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Finding My Corner of the Bookstore
Click “read more” to read or listen to my latest blog/podcast where I briefly discuss how readers find their next exciting adventure and why authors must get to know their “ideal reader.” It’s all about finding your corner of the bookstore which can be an adventure all its own. (Read More …)
Lemon Ginger Cakes Disappear Again
Reprinted by popular demand, the Dickens Station Daily Telegraph article featuring Charlotte Flowers Lemon Ginger Cakes recipe. (Read More …)
Christmas Renewal – RPLA Winner!
I am proud to announce the Christmas Renewal won a Silver Royal Palm Literary Award from the Florida Writers Association in the Published Short Story category. Click “read more” to read or listen to the story for free. (Read More …)
Christmas Renewal – RPLA Finalist
Christmas Renewal has progressed in the Florida Writers Association (FWA) Royal Palm Literary Awards (RPLAs) contest to the finalist level. Click Read More for complete details. (Read More …)
Christmas Renewal – RPLA Semi-Finalist
Christmas Renewal has been selected as a semi-finalist in the Florida Writers Association (FWA) Royal Palm Literary Awards (RPLAs). Click Read More for full details. (Read More …)
Marley Was Dead, To Begin With.
Listen to my first podcast or read about the concept for my upcoming novel, Marley’s Curse. (Read More …)
Flora Skukalek’s Halupki Recipe
Flora Skukalek’s Halupki Recipe from A Sugarbush Easter, a free short story available on DickensStation.com. (Read More …)
Flora Skukalek’s Halupki Recipe
Flora Skukalek’s Halupki Recipe (Read More …)
A Belated Easter Gift for My Readers
In this free Dickens Station Mystery Short Story, the game is afoot. Dianna Norris, a newcomer to Dickens Station, unravels what’s happening to Charlie Mattson during her adventure to a sugarbush. Dianna explains, “My new life in Dickens Station began the day I murdered the man who, years later, became my husband.” (Read More …)