Category Archives: Fiction Writer
Whose Purse Is This?
If you’ve already read The Water Cure, you already know … as well as how she acquired it, its significance to her, and perhaps why she continues to use this late-1880s hand-crocheted purse with the satin liner decades later.
A First Review!
The wife of a friend of mine — I’ve never met her — has read all three of The “People of the Water” Cycle novels and has written the first review of the series on its Amazon page. And it’s … Continue reading
Did Spring Waters Actually Heal People?
The characters in my novel series encounter a world where many, many people seem to be healed by the spring waters of Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Doctors of the time certified the claims; they were spoken of in newspaper accounts and … Continue reading
Acknowledgments
I messaged my friends at Mud Street Cafe and Mud Street Annex to let them know how much I appreciate their hospitality while I was clicking away on the Kensington keyboard of my little old iPad Mini 2, writing drafts … Continue reading
Sextants in Space
Around the time I was writing the introductory chapter to The Water Cure — about an astronaut using a sextant to get the spacecraft’s position in orbit — there were astronauts trying it again in the International Space Station. It … Continue reading
The ‘People of the Water’ Cycle
I began writing a series of novels in 2018 from a story idea I had simmering on the back burners of my mind for about 30 years, and self-published them on Amazon in December, 2021. They’re perhaps best classified as … Continue reading
W. Keith Brenton 