HOPE: We light candles against the darkness of the winter night… ALL SHALL BE WELL. ALL MANNER OF THINGS SHALL BE WELL.
Julianne B. McCullagh
Julianne B. McCullagh is the author of The Narrow Gate. She is a Mayborn Literary Conference First Place winner, has been published in Rose and Thorn Literary Journal, Ten Spurs Journal, is a Writer’s Digest Literary Fiction winner, wrote a series for Loyola Press, and has been a writing instructor at The Writers Garret, Dallas.
Indie Review: Red, White & Verse
RED, WHITE & VERSE OUR MYTHS, LEGENDS AND STORIES GREG MCNEILLY BALLAST BOOKS, 2024 Reviewed by Julianne McCullagh Since ancient times, shamans and poets gathered with their people and told tales. Under the canopy of stars, great stories of heroes and heroines who...
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