I didn’t know Patrick Brontë, father of famous authors Charlotte, Emily and Anne, was a homeschool hero.
Patrick Brontë, Homeschool Dad Read Post »
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While in England, I did a bit of time traveling. Those stone circles are just full of space-time energy, you know, and I was able to take advantage of that. See?
Time travel, Doctor Who, and Alchemists Read Post »
What inspired C.S. Lewis for his Narnia tales? I looked around Oxford recently for an answer to that question, and I found this odd lamppost.
C.S. Lewis’s Lamppost Read Post »
Valerie Fentress of the Bookworthy podcast interviewed me recently. We had a lively discussion about my books and my mission.
Bookworthy Podcast Interviews Author Phyllis Wheeler Read Post »
Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem is a fun fantasy tale for middle grade from A.C. Williams, who’s been
Reena Ellis and the Pink Panda Problem by A.C. Williams, a review Read Post »
Eep! My Book 3, Search for the Hidden Throne, has made the “long list” for the Realm Awards. That’s a
Realm Award “Long List” for Search for the Hidden Throne! Read Post »
I’m featured on the Ice Cream With Authors podcast today, talking about my Christian time-travel series for kids 8-11, Guardians of Time
I’m featured on Ice Cream With Authors podcast! Read Post »
Guardians of Time by Phyllis Wheeler, a middle grade book series, has new covers!
Guardians of Time, new covers all around! Read Post »
Return of the Cave Lion, the final book in my Guardians of Time series, is on the way. Here’s the cover! Releasing July 15!
Cover Reveal! Return of the Cave Lion, coming soon! Read Post »
Debs DiGiorgio reviews books at “Lucy’s Library” on Instagram and Facebook. She supports wholesome books and indie authors, and she
Debs DiGiorgio likes my books! Read Post »
On Hidden Wings by Adare Elyse tells a wonderful story about courage for middle grade/YA against a fantasy backdrop.
On Hidden Wings by Adare Elyse, a review Read Post »
Red Rain by Rachel Newhouse is a welcome addition to any library of Christian books for middle grade and up.
Red Rain by Rachel Newhouse, a review Read Post »