Marilynn Reeves, Author

All writings are copyright of the author and may not be used or reposted without permission.

Cupid's Folly (February 2012)

Snow Bound (January 2012)

Sports Fan (January 2012)

Whatever Happened To Sam Bone (December 2011)

Colorado Christmas (December 2011)

Gifts of Love (November 2011)

Ny Name is Kita (November 2011)

Swimming Lessons (November 2011)

The Big One (November 2011)

Winning the Lottery (November 2011)

What Do I Want to Be When I Grow Up? (October 2011)

Jihad (September 2011)

Law of Common Sense (September 2011)

My Dream Job (September 2011)

Most Beautiful Place (September 2011)

Me and the Night and the Music (September 2011)

Dog Days of Summer (September 2011)

One Hundred Years and Counting (August 2011)

A Frightully Fraudulent Fairy Tale (August 2011)

Bomb Scare (August 2011)

Passing it On (August 2011)

Be Ware of the Bears (July 2011)

Of All the Things I've Ever Lost (May 2011)

Childs Play (April 2011)

How to Squeeze a Gallon's Worth of Stuff Into a Quart Bottle (February 2011)

Searching for Love (January 2011)

Next to Heaven (January 2011)

Night and Day (November 2010)

No Laughing Matter (November 2010)

Little Girl (October 2010)

Passion (August 2010)

Grain (July 2010)

The Apple Tree (April 2010)

The Brotherhood of Man (November 2009)

Remembrance of Things Past (December 09)

Windsor Gardens Writers Group   -   595 South Clinton Street   -   Denver, Colorado 80247

THE WRITERS at WINDSORGARDENS

Growing up in the Upper Arkansas Valley town of Salida has influenced much of my writing. Although still a small-town girl at heart, my two sisters and I made Denver our permanent home, as we each came here to work and to raise our families.

The highlight of my career was operating my own typesetting and graphic design studio in the early 1990’s. Now retired, I still enjoy doing creative work on my PC, writing articles for Writers’ Group, and painting. But watching my twin granddaughters grow into lovely young ladies is the highlight of my life today.