Melissa Ingoldsby
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Interview with J. Delaney-Howe
Hello, everyone, and welcome to my first ever interview I have ever conducted and written. Due to the inspiration of my friend and fellow writer Courtney Capone and all the admins for her Facebook group Vocal Writers Sharing Community, all of us were paired up (in a game called, “Not My Shoes,”) to create interviews with the intention of showcasing talents and our diversity in writing and the arts.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Interview
How does that work? (3-way sequel)
“Let’s break it down then!” Elaine yells, her hands moving into fists. “From religious to classics to regular—” “Obviously, I’m correct, Elaine. My list has the most quintessential and heartfelt choices. No doubt,” George spouts, interrupting her speech.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
3-way
Set in modern day New York, the year is 2021, and an aging Jewish comedian is in his apartment. The dewy dawn has arrived and it is 6:21 in the morning. He had a very strange dream last night. He makes fresh coffee and adds too much cream, spilling some on his counter. He cleans it up, and sighs.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
Watching Seinfeld for the first time . Top Story - December 2021.
Sometimes, more often than not, living in this hectic, Pandemic driven world, where everyone is coming and going without interacting—where the fear and the pain and sadness is pervading every aspect of society, I just need a break.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Confessions
01:08 - Willow (Frank & Imene)
<<Table of Contents - link>> <<Previous Chapter>> ------ The early days of the financial firm were laden with frugality and a bit of disorganized mayhem. The Howard Financial Group, LLC, was created in 1997, by Frank Howard’s father George Howard, mostly invested in stocks and bonds, loans and mortgages, leases, and insurance policies. George was old-fashioned, but kept up with financial trends and overall policy in regard to laws and regulations for his very straight-forward institution. Frank, however, had other opportunities in mind.
By Melissa Ingoldsby4 years ago in Fiction
