Today’s Proverb (Chapter 26 for Sept 26) from my waterproof Bible. Verses 4 and 5 seem like a paradox. . It sums up the situation between our President/National leaders …
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Protected: “A Birthday Promise” Chapter 8 from As the Crow Flies
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Read More »Wow! Post #1297
Scroll down to order your copy of As the Crow Flies. #1297 Blog Posts and Counting Stay Curious. Be Amazed. Tell Remarkable Stories. That’s how I’ve gotten to nearly thirteen hundred posts on the Creekbank Blog. I’m always curious, easily amazed, and love hearing (and telling) remarkable stories. It’s really that simple. As we approach 1300 this week, we’ll take …
Read More »Every Journey has a Story
You’re going to enjoy this story. I guarantee it. It’s true. Every Journey has a Story, and this is exactly why you’re going to be hooked from the first page of As the Crow Flies. From Missouri Cotton’s first words, “My name is Missouri Cotton and I was born into a family of thieves”, you’ll realize you’ve never met anyone like her. …
Read More »Storms don’t create Character; they reveal it.
Storms don’t create character; they reveal it. We saw that in the good folks of Texas and Louisiana as neighbors and strangers helped each other. The proverbs of Solomon son of David, king of Israel: for attaining wisdom and discipline, for understanding words of insight; for acquiring a disciplined and prudent life, doing what is right and …
Read More »Harvey made me think of Jody and Mary
Read Hearts across the Water as an Amazon ebook for $2.99 Read Hearts across the Water as an Amazon ebook for $2.99 My son Terry reminded me of this story last night during a telephone call from Boston as Harvey’s rains moved in. It’s one of my favorites from a special book. Jody and Mary …
Read More »Beautiful Hands: Aunt Margie
Like any octogenarian, Aunt Margie’s hands have aged and she is embarrassed by them. They simply reveal 80 plus years of living. I think they’re the most beautiful hands in the world. They’ve brought joy to thousands across a life of playing her piano. Anyone in SW Louisiana knows my Aunt Margie Nell (Iles) Walker and her unforgettable piano style. …
Read More »A Neat Essay from a Fellow Missionary
Scott and I worked together in Uganda and South Sudan. This is so well-written I felt led to share. This week’s Refugee Encounter By Scott W. I showed up early, like usual, placed coins in the parking meter and proceeded inside. I looked up his flight information on the screen to see if his flight was delayed or on time. …
Read More »First Day to Pre-Order ‘As the Crow Flies.’
It’s time. We are officially taking pre-orders on our latest novel, As the Crow Flies. You can easily order by clicking on the cover image as well as here. Shipping will begin the first week of September. Be sure to let me know how to autograph your book.
Read More »Jasper
As a writer I normally carry my laptop (especially when I’m finishing a book like now). I’ve found that I can work in nearly any location. For some reason, my muse isn’t affected by crowd noise, music, or traffic. One of my best offices is at McDonald’s. I work at three of them in Alexandria. They’re hard to beat. Senior …
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Creekbank Stories Curt Iles, Storyteller
