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Mary Barton Wilcox author of FIRST ROSE

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Favorite Literature Type: General

Favorite Genre or Category: Classics

Favorite Author: John Steinbeck

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Why FIRST ROSE is Such a Good Read...Now.

Posted on March 5, 2010 at 8:34pm 1 Comment 0 Likes

With all the negative things in the world, one needs to be drawn aside to focus their attention on more permanent and happy issues. I know there are those who think it nonsense to consider life after death but Jesus, the greatest teacher who ever walked the earth, promised us eternal life. He said if we believe in Him, we would have eternal life and never die. Of course He wasn't referring to the physical body. All of know we will shed this physical body when it no longer can live on earth.…

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FIRST ROSE is More Than a Book

Posted on February 16, 2010 at 5:58pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

FIRST ROSE takes you somewhere only the imagination can travel to. However, if you have studied the Bible as I have done, you will find everything in the book to be in harmony with it. Though I (in the course of writing the book) recalled what others had told me about Heaven, I still made sure it did not conflict with what the Bible teaches. Actually the Bible is silent about much of Heaven and only gives us a glimpse into our life after this one. I think it is important when writing fictional… Continue

First Rose by mary barton wilcox

Posted on January 31, 2010 at 3:27pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

An exerpt from First Rose:

My heart was pounding a little faster as he came closer and closer to where we were. He was unbridled and free.

Soon he was right in front of me. He reared his front legs upward, neighed and when he brought his hooves down again, he stopped abruptly at my face. He was large and imposing. I had to look upward just to glimpse his neck.

He backed off a little, lowered his nose,… Continue

Why First Rose Needed to be Written

Posted on January 31, 2010 at 3:20pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

It has been my experience through the years as an ordained minister that people recoil from expressing what they think the "after life" may contain. Since the Bible has given only "the Ezekiel bones" of eternal life and its content, it is up to us who want to know to facilitate the flesh, sinew and body of it. The Holy Spirit is present in each believer's life to reveal "things to come" and "the kingdom of God" to seekers. Our thoughts,… Continue

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At 4:34am on January 31, 2010, scribbler said…: Nice to meet you Mary. You’ve come to a good place to meet other writers. :) Welcome to Authors.com. I’ll look forward to learning more about you.

At 2:34pm on January 31, 2010, Mary Barton Wilcox said…: First of all I do not get online much. My husband has the "computer watch" and only respond when he brings it to my attention. lol I am delighted to meet other authors. I have been in the artist circles so long, I have almost forgotten how to be social. However, with First Rose I have drawn interest from demographics that otherwise I would not. Thanks for your encouraging reply.

At 4:51pm on January 31, 2010, Jaison Paulina said…: I am glad to have had a request by you as we may be able to be an inspiration to each other. I write poems, in fact I have just completed my first novel of poetry. The toughest part is to get a publisher. I do look forward to futureconversation, have a wonderful day.

At 5:17pm on January 31, 2010, Don Dockery said…: Welcome to the wonderful world of writting, this is and exelent place to be and or start as I am doing my self. Best wishes. Pick up that pen and write it down, you never know when it might come to light. Welcome. Don

At 5:28pm on January 31, 2010, Robert L. Bacon said…: Hi Mary,

Congratulations on your book. It sounds exceptional and I wish you the best of luck with it. Should this be of interest, every other Tuesday I publish a free newsletter on writing and the major royalty publishing industry as I know it. Should you like to receive my newsletter, please visit my web site at theperfectwrite.com and scroll to the bottom of the page for the simple sign up form. Also, it's great to find someone who still appreciates the classics. Regards, Rob

At 5:47pm on January 31, 2010, Charles Wise said…: Hi Mary, thanks for the invite. Your book sounds fascinating, and I think your timing was excellent--perhaps God-intentioned is a better word. I'm working on a project right now and I would like to get some input, if you get a chance, concerning your ordination. I look forward to getting to know you. Charles

At 9:30pm on January 31, 2010, Mark A. Santomieri said…: Hey Mary,
Thank you for a chance to get to know you. I hope that down the road we can be of mutual assistance to eachother.
Be good, clever and kind.
I look forward to more.

My best,
M.

At 9:32pm on January 31, 2010, Mark A. Santomieri said…: As another thought just popped in, Mary. . .
You have the substance of a query letter to an agent encapsulated in your last post. When you finish the manuscript, I would highly suggest that you re-read this post.
I will be glad to be of assistance.
Best,
M.

At 12:20am on February 2, 2010, Anna L. Walls said…: Hello Mary, I'm pleased to make your acquaintance. I too am trying to make connections. Welcome to my corner of the world. If you go to my website, you can connect with me in other places. http://AnnaLWalls.weebly.com - leave a comment or two if you're inclined.

At 12:54am on February 2, 2010, Mary Barton Wilcox said…: I am convinced that very good books, well written...sell. If my book doesn't sell a reasonable amount of copies, I will rewrite my sequel, lol. However, I hate rewriting. But that is life! At the age of 70 I will still plug along until my writing equals my art. Try, try, try again I say until life rewards you!