“Where I Come From“ has become a favorite among our faithful readers. You can purchase copies in Paper, Hardback, and Kindle eBook at Amazon.com/Curt Iles Books. Purchase your copy of The Three Trees at Amazon.com/Curt Iles/Books Our SW Louisiana Weatherman, Rob Robin Wednesday, July 30 “But Rob …
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Names Matter
From my latest book, “The Three Trees.” How everyone likes to hear their spoken: The Lone Ranger Names: Like I said, it’s the sweetest sound in the world. Your name. Spoken by a friend, loved one, or masked rider. Two questions: Great debateo “is ‘HiYo’ or ‘HiHo’? What does “kemi sabe” mean? Names matter even if …
Read More »Remembering: A Pearl of great price
A word from Curt Remembrance. It’s a good word. Today, I’m remembering my precious grandmother, Pearl Stockwell Iles. Today would be her 101st birthday. She was MaMa Pearl to me, and she filled my life with love. I speak for all of her wide family. MaMa filled our lives with her love. I thought of MaMa Pearl often …
Read More »Friday Book Signing in Sulphur
Hey SW La. Friends: join us tomorrow (Friday) in Downtown Sulphur from 3-6 at the Cottage Co-Op Shops on S Huntington. I’ll be visiting and signing copies of all my books including “The Three Trees” and “Where I Come From.” I’d appreciate it if you’d share this post to your FB feed. Thanks for being part of …
Read More »Speaking/Podcasts Page: Curt Iles and Creekbank Stories
Word Press File: <speaking> as of 1 July Curt Iles is a storyteller. He believes that a compelling story can move the hearts of listeners. Curt Iles is a popular speaker to groups. His combination of humor and tenderness is found throughout his stories.the perfect mix of humor and poignancy. With years of entertaining and motivating audiences, …
Read More »The Radical Words Of Jesus in Luke in
The Radical Words of Jesus Luke 6:27-31. Let’s get this out of the way: Jesus was a radical. A rebel. If you don’t believe that, ask that motley crew of Pharisee reporters who followed along, trying to trap Jesus in his teaching. He was a radical. A rebel. That’s one of the things I’ve always loved about the Lord Jesus. …
Read More »If You See Dirt
See Dirt, Throw Seeds If you see dirt, throw seeds. If you see seeds, water them. Swahili Your statement means: Ukiona udongo, panda mbegu. Ukiona mbegu mwangia maji. “Maji” is water in Swahili. That is what our lives should be about: sowing seeds. Gospel seeds Seeds of Kindness Seeds of Generosity Seeds of Compassion The list could go on …
Read More »6 Shot
We’ll be sharing new stories over the next six days. I’ve been storing up some good ones. Stay tuned at www.creekbank.net Shooting 6-Shot I grew up in a squirrel-hunting culture. Crooked Bayou Swamp, as well as Dry Creek Swamp, were prime hunting spots before the Hurricanes and hunting leases. At school, we always compared notes after the …
Read More »Sugartown Watermelons
Sugartown Watermelons I grew up in eastern Beauregard Parish, the home of Sugartown Watermelons. Our loamy sandy soil is perfect for melons. What a perfect name for a variety of melon. A Sugartown Watermelon. It makes my mouth water. Sugartown is a crossroads (La 112 and La 113) village that was once a thriving community on the road between Alexandria …
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Creekbank Stories Curt Iles, Storyteller

