Monthly Archives: September 2017

Barton Cottage Chapter 3 Part II

Posted on September 26, 2017 by littlecabpress

Barton Cottage  By  A.P. Maddox © A.P. Maddox 2017 Barton Cottage is an adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s most beautiful and beloved classics—Sense and Sensibility—reimagined and set in the picturesque Piedmont of modern-day North Carolina. Follow Caroline & Ashelynn … Continue reading →

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Barton Cottage Chapter 3 Part I

Posted on September 25, 2017 by littlecabpress

Barton Cottage  By  A.P. Maddox © A.P. Maddox 2017 Barton Cottage is an adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s most beautiful and beloved classics—Sense and Sensibility—reimagined and set in the picturesque Piedmont of modern-day North Carolina. Follow Caroline & Ashelynn … Continue reading →

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Pebbles In My Way by Alice Klies

Posted on September 23, 2017 by littlecabpress

Thrilled to present Pebbles In My Way by Alice Klies!!! Have you ever felt life’s challenges are like pebbles in your way… irritating trials and challenges along your path? Maybe you too have questioned your walk with God or have … Continue reading →

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Barton Cottage Chapter 2

Posted on September 21, 2017 by littlecabpress

Barton Cottage  By  A.P. Maddox © A.P. Maddox 2017 Barton Cottage is an adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s most beautiful and beloved classics—Sense and Sensibility—reimagined and set in the picturesque Piedmont of modern-day North Carolina. Follow Caroline & Ashelynn … Continue reading →

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Our Home Sweet Home by Gayle Fraser

Posted on September 19, 2017 by littlecabpress

Excited to announce the publication of Our Home Sweet Home by Gayle Fraser! Our Home Sweet Home is a children’s picture book written and illustrated by Gayle for her grandchildren. Gayle has delighted her grandchildren with stories for years, writing … Continue reading →

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Barton Cottage Chapter 1 by A.P. Maddox

Posted on September 18, 2017 by littlecabpress

Barton Cottage is an adaptation of one of Jane Austen’s most beautiful and beloved classics—Sense and Sensibility—reimagined and set in the picturesque Piedmont of modern-day North Carolina. Follow Caroline & Ashelynn Hathcock as they leave their family home, lose their hearts and navigate their way through life’s challenges.  Continue reading →

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Weeds In The Flower Pot by Dianna Beamis Good

Posted on September 14, 2017 by littlecabpress

So proud to announce the publication of Weeds In The Flower Pot by Dianna Beamis Good! Have you ever wondered if other Christians have the same insecurities, doubt, loneness, hope, love, compassion and a need for connections like you do? … Continue reading →

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Dashes & Dashes & Hyphens, Oh My!

Posted on September 13, 2017 by littlecabpress

Are you using your dashes & hyphens correctly? Recent editing of several manuscripts has me double checking hyphen/dash use, so I wrote out this quick reminder.  The hyphen Looks like:  – Made by: Pressing the key after the zero along … Continue reading →

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Honoring Your Family Name

Posted on September 8, 2017 by littlecabpress

  Honoring Your Family Name   By A.P. Maddox   The following isn’t a piece of fiction or about writing in any way. Just an advice piece I wrote a few years back, mostly for my own kids, to help … Continue reading →

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Grandparents Day

Posted on September 7, 2017 by littlecabpress

Sunday, September 10th is Grandparents Day! And we’re celebrating a few days early with a tribute by Gayle Fraser. WHERE HAVE ALL THE BABIES GONE   Proverbs 17:6, “Grandchildren are the Crown of Old Men and the Glory of Sons … Continue reading →

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