House of Honor Books

06/05/2026

When we are young, most of us never realize how that question may come to haunt us. As adults, it stalks us through the day and jumps out to scare us at the very moment we try to sit and relax in the evening. A wrong answer can return to keep you awake at night. Writers must deal with the question.....

06/05/2026

What’s for dinner — and what’s for your next short read? Our new blog post explores the small everyday question that haunts evenings and writers’ minds alike. Quick (2 min read) and full of relatable moments. Read now: https://wix.to/F7EWwi9

When we are young, most of us never realize how that question may come to haunt us. As adults, it stalks us through the day and jumps out to scare us at the very moment we try to sit and relax in the evening. A wrong answer can return to keep you awake at night. Writers must deal with the question.....

05/22/2026

Can words paint pictures? In my latest post, I explore how writers create mental images and why a book trailer isn’t always the answer. Short, thoughtful, and a little defiant — come read “Do You See What I’m Saying?” and let me know what images my words spark for you. https://wix.to/EvkHKIY

My inbox and social media posts draw a daily crowd ready to transform my book sales with a professionally designed trailer. I’m a Boomer and proud of it. So, if you want to be cutting edge, fashion forward, or whatever the word of the day may be, you might want to jump off my train of thought righ...

05/16/2026

The storysmith has a tale to tell. Pull up a seat with Volume I at www.houseofhonorbooks.com

05/15/2026

The natives called him The Man Who Walks With Sasquatch. Find out why at www.houseofhonorbooks.com

05/15/2026

When it comes to advice, it is better to give than to receive. Advice is cheap, requires little effort to give, and is easily washed off your hands. It doesn’t always require much thought. As long as you’re not easily offended, there is even an upside to your advice being rejected.As an Air Forc...

05/15/2026

New blog post: Advise and Consent — a short, thoughtful piece on why giving advice can be easier than receiving it, and what rejection really means. Read the full post: https://wix.to/UaGrf0K

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When it comes to advice, it is better to give than to receive. Advice is cheap, requires little effort to give, and is easily washed off your hands. It doesn’t always require much thought. As long as you’re not easily offended, there is even an upside to your advice being rejected.As an Air Forc...

05/13/2026

Imagine a book where the tales turn on you. www.houseofhonorbooks.com