Lana shares her roots and how her lifestyle reflects her Amish roots "50+ Books, One Million Copies & a Life in Publishing, interview on Famous Interviews with Joe Dimino" https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/writer-lana-mcara-50-books-one-million-copies-a/id1660256991?i=1000797777633

Online for Authors Episode: Tara's Dilemma by Lana McAra from the Cowboy Romance Series, a marriage of convenience set in the Old West with a murder mystery https://youtu.be/po201GbJHso?si=Go8RE_92ypgWEG-x #lanamcara #tarasdilemma #historicalromance #terimbrownauthor #authorpodcast #onlineforauthors #characterdriven #researchjunkie #awardwinningauthor #bestsellingauthor #podcasthost #cowboy romance #podcast #PodMatch

“Writing permits me to be more than I am. Writing permits me to experience life as any number of strange creations.” — Alice Weber Isn't that one of the most wonderful things about being a writer? Through our words, we can travel to places we've never visited, live lives we've never imagined, and see the world through someone else's eyes. We can become adventurers, historians, dreamers, teachers, or storytellers. We can explore the past, imagine the future, and give voice to people and possibilities that exist only in our imaginations. And even when we're writing nonfiction, something remarkable happens. We discover new perspectives, challenge our own thinking, and sometimes learn as much about ourselves as we hope to teach our readers. Writing doesn't simply allow us to tell stories. It allows us to experience life beyond the boundaries of our own. NOW I'M CURIOUS... 💬 Has writing ever allowed you to become someone else, experience something you never imagined, or discover a part of yourself you didn't know existed? I'd love to hear how writing has expanded your world! 💜

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