by Connie Hood | Sep 16, 2021 | Uncategorized
Abandoned Hearth The old abandoned house —sometimes life presents something so large, so outrageous, that it ends of changing everything. What in the world drove a single mother to bulldoze a canyon, cut a house in half, and tow it up the hill? Most house renovations...
by Connie Hood | Sep 7, 2021 | Writing Journal
Are you listening? The voices beyond the veil are many – pleading, guiding, advising, sometimes warning us. At times they come through very clearly, almost like an email. Other nights it’s a flash, static, or just a feeling. Sadness, fear, even anger may come through...
by Connie Hood | Aug 30, 2021 | News
Mt. Washington lies in the heart of Los Angeles, bordered by the ditch that provided water to the first settlers. The old homes span generations, and creative restoration is a neighborhood pastime. Enjoy this music video by my former neighbor, Danette Christine, as...
by Connie Hood | Jun 27, 2021 | Reviews
Connie’s story is so personal, funny, heartbreaking, and honest. It was incredibly hard to put down because I wanted to know what happened next! Having grown up in a family of home builders, I am very familiar with the process, saw the photos, and visited the home...
by Connie Hood | Jun 12, 2021 | Upcoming
PROLOGUE SPRING 1986 Two policemen crawled through the opening, following her. Flashlights lit a thirty–year collection of cobwebs, some gray and matted, others silky white with fresh prey folded into delicate netting. To the side, desiccated remains, soft white fur...
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