Patricia Walkow

Life Lessons From the Color Yellow is a memoir of events and people who influenced the author's life. As the author was writing this collection of stories, the color yellow emerged as an important element, much to her surprise. The tales recall watershed moments, pivotal events, and memorable people. 

Kale has invaded our culture as the go-to food for healthy living, appearing everywhere on restaurant menus, in grocery stores, and in beauty products like soaps and scrubs. It’s in salads and sandwiches, on pizzas, in soups and stews, and even salted as chips.

For many, it shouts, “Eat me. I’m good for you.” For others, the vitamin load and beneficial fiber cannot outweigh the bitterness and texture of this member of the cabbage family. For those people, kale has ignited a passionate response, often reflected in internet memes and T-shirt slogans.

Love, Sweet to Spicy is a Corrales Writing Group anthology. It includes love tales: some true and some fabricated; a romance between two adults; love between parent and child, and deep affection between a pet and owner.

This volume offers the reader the opportunity to explore new love, long-standing love, and lost love. Ranging from sweet to slightly spicy, some stories are amusing, others are uplifting, and a few are heart-rending.
 

Passages is the fourth anthology from the Corrales Writing Group. It contains not only humor, fiction, essay, and memoir but the creative work of nineteen artists from the Corrales area. Passages contain all interior artwork in glorious color.

Currents is an anthology of work from the Corrales Writing Group for the year 2015. It includes humor, fiction, essays, and memoir.

This anthology is a compilation of work written by members of the Corrales Writing Group, located in central New Mexico. It includes memoirs, essays, poetry, and fiction that will make the reader laugh, cry, smile, and reminisce. Topics range from war to marriage, to love, to wonder of the universe.

People…they can make a project successful, or they can make it a certain failure, without intentionally trying to do either. Here are tools and techniques for understanding and managing the people side of projects.