by Pepper Basham | Nov 17, 2016 | Appalachia, England, inspirational fiction, Pepper Basham, Pepper Basham's books
You know what happens when you leave a creative mind in a car alone for too long? Crazy stuff. Like….creating a word that holds the essence of your brand! YES! Historic note: It is theorized that playwright William Shakespeare first cited from over 200 to 1500...
by Pepper Basham | Sep 8, 2016 | Appalachia, God's grace, inspirational fiction, Pepper Basham's books
You guys know I love any excuse to party! And today I have a great one!!! The third installment of the Penned in Time series (my very first series EVER published) has a cover! The Thorn Healer!! And you all know that I’ll wait to the very end of the post to show...
by Pepper Basham | Apr 28, 2015 | Christian authors, inspirational fiction
I’ve been told by several authors that you aren’t a REAL writer until you have rejections under your writing belt. I don’t know if the same rule applies for agent rejections, but I’ve definitely had those too. About nine specific rejection letters...
by Pepper Basham | Mar 20, 2015 | Appalachia, inspirational fiction, Pepper Basham
I have a love-hate relationship with research. I absolutely adore the beauty, intrigue, and detail good research brings to any story but I’m not a big fan of the massive amount of time it takes to discover those awesome details. I’ve spent hours in search...
by Pepper Basham | Apr 10, 2012 | Christian authors, God's grace, inspirational fiction
Sometimes, God brings people into your life and their is an instant connection. He did that when I met Audra Harders in 2010 at my first ACFW conference. From that first hug, I just fell in love with this wonderful lady. Her gentleness and encouragement calmed my...
by Pepper Basham | Mar 26, 2012 | Christian authors, God's grace, inspirational fiction
My apologies. Since my family moved to a new house a week ago, I’ve had lots of trouble getting online. Unfortunately, it’s messed up my Springs of Inspiration schedule, but I’m hoping we can get back on track this week. Myra Johnson was supposed to...
