This past week at “The Homeplace Saga” 9-29-2018

This past week at “The Homeplace Saga”  

9-29-2018

The Novels in “The Homeplace Saga” began with 1987 and continued through 1996. 

Many of the short stories in “The Saga” go back into the 19th Century, from 1833, sharing the growth of the families in the early days of Oak Springs.

The current new series of stories in the late 1800s is the Bevins Tales… (weekly, free, online)

Bevins Tales, BT18 (1897): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT18-1897-Howard-and-Myrtle-Saw-Electricity-Come-to-Oak-Springs-Ora-B-to-First-Grade

The current new series of stories in 1996 feature Heather Gates… (weekly, free, online)

Heather Gates, HG29 (1996): https://hubpages.com/literature/Heather-Gates-Ep-HG-29-Heather-Celebrated-Christmas-Eve-with-Family

We have also now joined the Patreon program in order to provide a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and to provide a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? 

Each Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the earliest stories from The Founding. Story 2, Part 1 of 2, posted Friday morning. Join us, today.

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

This past week at “The Homeplace Saga” - 9-22-18

This past week at “The Homeplace Saga”

The Novels in “The Homeplace Saga” began with 1987 and continued through 1996. 

Many of the short stories in “The Saga” go back into the 19th Century, from 1833, sharing the growth of the families in the early days of Oak Springs.

The current new series of stories in the late 1800s is the Bevins Tales… (weekly, free, online)

Bevins Tales, BT17 (1896): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT17-1896-Howard-and-Myrtle-Watched-as-Telephone-Service-Arrived-in-Oak-Springs

The current new series of stories in 1996 feature Heather Gates… (weekly, free, online)

This one posted very late, and some did miss it, I fear:

Heather Gates, HG28 (1996): https://hubpages.com/literature/Heather-Gates-Ep-HG-28-Heather-Saw-More-Friends-and-Family-Arrive-for-Christmas

We have also now joined the Patreon program in order to provide a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and to provide a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? 

Each Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the earliest stories from The Founding. Join us, today.

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

This Week Past at “The Homeplace Saga”

This Week Past at “The Homeplace Saga”

The Novels in “The Homeplace Saga” began with 1987 and continued through 1996. 

Many of the short stories in “The Saga” go back into the 19th Century, from 1833, sharing the growth of the families in the early days of Oak Springs.

The current new series of stories in the late 1800s is the Bevins Tales… (weekly, free, online)

Bevins Tales, BT16 (1895): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT16-1895-Howard-and-Myrtle-Celebrate-Birthdays-Around-Changes

The current new series of stories in 1996 feature Heather Gates… (weekly, free, online)

This one posted very late, and some did miss it, I fear:

Heather Gates, HG27 (1996): https://hubpages.com/literature/Heather-Gates-Ep-HG-27-Heather-and-Her-Friends-Talk-Family-History-After-the-Movie

We have also now joined the Patreon program in order to provide a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and to provide a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? 

Each Friday, we are posting, for Patrons, the earliest stories from The Founding. Join us, today.

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

The Past Week at “The Homeplace Saga” - 9-8-2018

The Past Week at “The Homeplace Saga”

9-8-2018

The Novels in “The Homeplace Saga” began with 1987 and continued through 1996. 

Many of the short stories in “The Saga” go back into the 19th Century, from 1833, sharing the growth of the families in the early days of Oak Springs.

The current new series of stories in the late 1800s is the Bevins Tales… (weekly, free, online)

Bevins Tales, BT15 (1894): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT15-More-1894-Howard-and-Myrtle-See-Changes-in-Oak-Springs

The current new series of stories in 1996 feature Heather Gates… (weekly, free, online)

Heather Gates, HG26 (1996): https://hubpages.com/literature/Heather-Gates-Ep-HG-25-Heather-Worked-the-Stables-and-the-Mill-Market-During-Holidays (this is the correct link - 25 was an error)

We have also now joined the Patreon program in order to provide a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and to provide a single content library, over time. Can you support this effort? 

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)

This past week at “The Homeplace Saga”

This past week at “The Homeplace Saga”

Image Courtesy of Annette Lamb and Larry Johnson, on a Custom Shirt

The Novels in “The Homeplace Saga” began with 1987 and continued through 1996. 

Many of the short stories in “The Saga” go back into the 19th Century, from 1833, sharing the growth of the families in the early days of Oak Springs.

The current new series of stories in the late 1800s is the Bevins Tales… (weekly, free, online)

Bevins Tales, BT14 (1894): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT14-1894-Howard-and-Myrtle-Faced-New-Challenges

The current new series of stories in 1996 feature Heather Gates… (weekly, free, online)

Heather Gates, HG25 (1996): https://hubpages.com/literature/Bevins-Tales-BT14-1894-Howard-and-Myrtle-Faced-New-Challenges

Creating a Family Saga, FS15: https://hubpages.com/literature/Creating-a-Family-Saga-FS15-Curating-Over-250-Stories-For-Readers

We have also now joined the Patreon in order to provide a curated (systemized) presentation of our stories and to provide a single content library, over time. Will you support this effort? 

See: https://www.patreon.com/HomeplaceSagas

I hope you continue to enjoy these stories. If you do, leave a note, here or elsewhere…

Enjoy! ;-)