by Regina Jennings | Apr 1, 2021 | Books, News, Silly Stuff, Uncategorized, Writing
Most people are aware of the need to protect themselves from identity theft, but there are some who remain vulnerable despite precautions—fictional characters. Statistics show identity theft against fictional characters has doubled since 2018. Criminals are filling...
by Regina Jennings | Nov 13, 2017 | Oklahoma, Writing
It’s June 11, 1885. Lovely Lola Bell lost her job last night, and is right now checking out the stagecoach times to Fort Reno, Indian Territory. And you want to be there when she arrives! Be the first to Welcome Louisa to Oklahoma!! Holding the Fort Launch Party...
by Regina Jennings | Feb 16, 2016 | Devotions, Writing
Let’s say you’re going to make up a story. A grand story. A story that’s going to span centuries with a cast of characters that numbers into the thousands. This story is going to be so big, that it’ll require several authors working with you...
by Regina Jennings | Jul 23, 2015 | Writing
Many times we hear that a corporation we do business with or a public figure that we admire has done something that is disappointing. Many people mean to write to share their disapproval, but don’t know where to start. Others contact the organization, but their...
by Regina Jennings | Sep 15, 2014 | Books, Caught in the Middle, Sixty Acres and a Bride, Writing
My publisher Bethany House is famous for their historical romance books…and covers. Their covers are adored by authors and readers alike. I’ve never had a cover from them that I didn’t like, but occasionally I get a cover that needs just a little...
by Regina Jennings | Jan 6, 2014 | History, Writing
Writing historical fiction takes nerve…fake sign-language interpreter nerve. Unless your day job is at Historical Williamsburg chances are you really don’t know how people lived back then. You’ve read a lot of books yourself (mostly written by people...
