Lynne Gentry’s Road to Publication Vlog
July 13, 2012 by Lynne Gentry
Filed under Author Interviews, Blog, Encouragement
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Reinventing Leona Summary – Lynne Gentry
Leona Harper loves being a pastor’s wife. Her impressive resume touts thirty years of coaxing hot water from rusty parsonage plumbing, planning church potlucks, and standing beside her husband while members take potshots at his sermons. Except for the little tiff with her grown children, Leona feels her life is right on track with the wishes of the Almighty…until her husband drops dead in the pulpit.
When the church board decides to fill the Reverend’s vacated position Leona is forced to find a paying job, mend her fractured family, and tackle her fears. With life spiraling out of control, Leona might find the church members antics comical if she weren’t so completely panicked. Can the faith of an overwhelmed widow withstand the added heartache of two resentful children and several underhanded church members? If Leona can’t trust God, how will she learn to trust herself?
My website link: www.lynnegentry.com
Lynne Gentry knew marrying a preacher might change her plans. She didn’t know how much ministry would change her life. This author of numerous short stories and dramatic works travels the country as a professional acting coach, inspirational speaker, and dramatist. Lynne lives in Dallas with her husband Lonnie and counts spending time with her two grown children and their families her greatest joy.
Hey! I realize this is kind of off-topic however I
needed to ask. Does managing a well-established website
such as yours require a massive amount work? I’m completely new to running a blog but I do write in my journal every day. I’d
like to start a blog so I can easily share my own experience and feelings online.
Please let me know if you have any kind of ideas or tips for
new aspiring bloggers. Appreciate it!
Define massive?
It definitely takes work and unfortunately I’m not as consistent as I’d like to be. But I guess you need to ask yourself, why do you want a blog? Do you have something to share you think readers could relate to. Posting 2-3 times a week is the optimal to build a following and if you’re already journaling, you’re already blogging… just not in public. So try it out and see!