Tag: compassion

• Author Interview with Joy E. Rancatore & The Crux Celebration

  It’s been six months since the publication of The Crux Anthology! There’s so much to say about this book, why it was made, who participated, what to expect, and a little about what it’s like to be an author, so Joy E. Rancatore from Logos & Mythos Press took some time out of her day…

  Rachael Ritchey

  May 28, 2019

  Crux Anthology, featured, Other Authors

  anthology, book, Book Design, Claire Banschbach, Claire M. Banschbach, CMBanschbach, compassion, contest, Crux Anthology, featured, Joy E. Rancatore, logos and mythos, Morgan Wylie, MWylieBooks, short stories, writing, youtube video

• Unforgotten Derelict

  Blogbattle 70 “Derelict” genre: drama He was a derelict, wandering the country with no home, no family, no one to remember his name. Most of the time he didn’t even remember his own name. The cloudy day he’d lost everything still tasted gray upon his tongue, but he’d no one else to blame. No. Joshua’s…

  Rachael Ritchey

  August 30, 2016

  #BlogBattles, short stories

  Blog Battle, blogbattle, compassion, derelict, despair, drama, forgiven, forgotten, love, prodigal, redeemed

• Do Princesses Get Special Treatment?

  I know it’s a strange question, but I have to ask, because in my mind they do. When they screw up royally (pun intended) it seems to me that the vast majority of people will do their best to cover up the indecency due to the celebrity and pedestal to which said princess has been…

  Rachael Ritchey

  June 23, 2016

  About My Writing

  Character, Choices, compassion, consequences, love, moral, princess, wrong-doing

• “Serve Your Family.”

  There was a 60Minutes spotlight on Frank Hall, who became known as the hero he’s always been two years ago during the shooting at Chardon High. He doesn’t think of himself that way, but he is; he risked his life to protect the kids in that room, standing in the gap. What happened there and at many,…

  Rachael Ritchey

  July 14, 2015

  I think it’s neat, Personal Life Tidbits

  60 Minutes, beauty, CBS, Character, Chardon High, compassion, courage, family, Frank Hall, friend, love, Michael Hyatt, perspective, protection, Reflex of Character, Scott Pellsey, The Beauty Thief, truth

• The Beauty Thief in Review with Aurelia’s Virutal Book Club

  Aurelia’s Virtual Book Club will be reviewing The Beauty Thief tomorrow morning: Thursday, April 30th, 2015 at 10 AM PST (or Pacific Daylight Time, as it were…?) I’ll be there! Here are the links to attend: YouTube RIGHT HERE: I don’t know about you, but I’m looking forward to finding out how Aurelia’s reading of The…

  Rachael Ritchey

  April 29, 2015

  Book Related, My Writing Journey

  Aurelia M. Casey, Aurelia’s Virtual Book Club, author, beautiful, beauty, beauty thief, best friends, book, book club, Book Review, club, compassion, fantasy, fiction, hope, love, Rachael Ritchey, review, The Beauty Thief, Thief

• Sneaky Quote

  It’s not a sneaky quote so much as a sneak peek quote.  This is a snippet from The Beauty Thief that my editor appreciated. I appreciate her for appreciating it! It’s one of the most important paragraphs from the book . . .   This is my photograph and artwork as well. 🙂 I hope you…

  Rachael Ritchey

  January 15, 2015

  Book Related, My Writing Journey

  action, agape, author, authorship, compassion, creative, creativity, fiction, learning to write, love, perspective, Rachael Ritchey, romance, silver-lining, Story, The Beauty Thief, theme, themes, topics, truth, writer, writing