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Mental and Emotional Healing in Now, Voyager

Celeste and I continued our Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters series of movies about mental and emotional health with this very famous movie, Now, Voyager (1942) with Bette Davis, Claude Rains, and Paul Henreid. Here’s the description of the movie. Charlotte Vale, a member of a wealthy Boston family, has a nervous breakdown andContinue reading “Mental and Emotional Healing in Now, Voyager”

Thrilling Reading to Keep Your Mind Engaged

It’s been awhile since I posted regularly. I’ve finished revisions to my book Time’s Echo and sent it off for comments from beta readers. Which means, I’ve time to post a few book suggestions for you. The summer has become autumn and maybe your reading tastes have changed too. Recently, I’ve read some interesting booksContinue reading “Thrilling Reading to Keep Your Mind Engaged”

Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters: Captain Newman, M.D.

The issue of mental and emotional health is a topic of much debate these days. After the pandemic and now all the chaos going on in the world, those of us who might not have acknowledged the fact that our own emotional and even mental well-being are in jeopardy are now considering how to cope.Continue reading “Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters: Captain Newman, M.D.”

Promoting Your Work by Podcast Guesting

I know most of you who follow me are creative in some way. With the world in as much chaos as it is right now, we need you to share your creative work. Many of you probably already have ways you share your work with the world, but some of you might not have consideredContinue reading “Promoting Your Work by Podcast Guesting”

The Search for Meaning: The Razor’s Edge

The lastest Classic Cinema With the Sage Sisters episode aired on Wednesday. I’m getting this to you a little late because I’m finishing the revisions on my second novel, Time’s Echo. Even though this movie was released in (1946) Larry Darrell’s search for his life’s purpose is a universal theme most of us go throughContinue reading “The Search for Meaning: The Razor’s Edge”