Rana K. Williamson

Joined February 2021

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An independent author finding her way through life one word and a hundred edits at a time. To see my published series and projects in progress, please visit www.ranakwilliamson.com.

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Soda Pop Perspective
On a Saturday morning more than 25 years ago, the phone rang with the shattering news of my father’s death. He spent the last ten months of his life sitting on our patio, crippled by the consequences of a botched back surgery.
By Rana K. Williamson4 years ago in Families
Cantaloupe Convert
In my youth, the stifling days of July and August in Central Texas drove me inside with a mountain of library books. I spent the afternoons lost in fantastic adventures, all with the benefit of central air conditioning.
By Rana K. Williamson4 years ago in Families
The Blessing of the Dragons
The Valley, 75th Year of the Dragons “There weren’t always dragons in the Valley,” Dierdre said, rocking in rhythm with her handwork. “In those days, the Valley enjoyed peace, but not prosperity.”
By Rana K. Williamson4 years ago in Fiction
A Tall Ship and a Star
My office has no air. Okay, to be more precise, which I’m supposed to be to get paid, there's no air on the desolate, godforsaken, frozen rock where my office sits.
By Rana K. Williamson5 years ago in Futurism
Gamble Like There’s No Tomorrow
“Why can’t we just pitch everything? Do we really need fifty years of Mama’s study club programs? What did they study anyway?”
By Rana K. Williamson5 years ago in Families
Cold Complacency
Texas made the news. No gunplay was involved. No football game, oil spill, or crooked political contest. The weather just turned cold. Snow-on-the-beach-in-Galveston cold.
By Rana K. Williamson5 years ago in Families

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Cantaloupe Convert

The Blessing of the Dragons

A Tall Ship and a Star

Gamble Like There’s No Tomorrow

Cold Complacency

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