by Connie Connally | Jun 30, 2018 | Life
The following review appeared in Reader Views: The Songs We Hide by Connie Hampton Connally is a historical novel set in 1951 Hungary during the country’s transition to communism. In this brutal period of history, singers Peter Benedek and Katalin Varga find a... by Connie Connally | Jun 7, 2018 | Life
Sometimes I go for months without anything “blog-worthy” happening. But the past few months have been so full of significance I hardly know how to sort things out. My husband retired, we traveled to Peru, and my book was released. On top of this, two of our... by Connie Connally | Jun 7, 2018 | Life
Just as The Songs We Hide was being released, my friend and fellow author Iris Graville invited me to write a guest post about it on her blog. This was an honor, because Iris is not only a talented writer but a thoughtful Quaker who promotes what is wise and good. I... by Connie Connally | Mar 12, 2018 | Books, Writing
My excellent MFA program, Northwest Institute of Literary Arts (NILA), closed a year and a half ago, and it was a sad event for all of us who had loved the program. Nevertheless, this has been a fruitful year for NILA grads. Last September Iris Graville’s memoir... by Connie Connally | Jan 19, 2018 | Blog
My son Brendan is a missionary in Peru. He and his wife and children live high in the Andes among the Quechua people. He uses the Quechua language daily, as well as Spanish. Brendan and his family eat the foods of the region (including guinea pig) and are observant of...