AuthorsDen.com   Join | Login  

 
Where Authors and Readers come together!

Signed Bookstore | Authors | eBooks | Books | Stories | Articles | Poetry | Blogs | News | Events | Reviews | Videos | Success | Gold Members | Testimonials

Featured Authors:  Anita Shaw, iGibbs Williams, iBryon Smith, iMel Hathorn, iGlenda Bixler, iShirley Francis-Salley, iFrances Altman, iRachel Glasgow, iAnn Marie Hannon, iGwendolyn Thomas Gath, i

 
Home > Author > Annie M Hintsala Popular: Books, Stories, Articles, Poetry      Authors: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z     
 
Annie M Hintsala

 Follow Me  

· Contact me
· Books
· 1 Titles
· Add to My Library
· Share with a friend
·
Member Since: Apr, 2010

Annie M Hintsala, click here to update your pages on AuthorsDen.

And The Parade Went By by David Clure

Over Thirty David CLURE Poems Penned During The Great Pandemic Pause of 2020; Many Never Before Read Poems...  
Member BookAds

Omega Factor by John Henning

Take some time to walk outside of your own mind and into another, walk slowly and carefully; the mind that you step on might be your own.  
Member BookAds
  Annie M Hintsala

Share  Save   [ Subscribe]        

See larger image

Annie is a mother, teacher, writer, poet, story teller, artist, warrior, gardener and eater of chocolate.


Background Information

As a writer I have been most influenced the poets Poe and Robinson, (but its not their fault-they are both dead), and by horror writers such as Anne Rice (it might be her fault.)  I get inspiration from my family and the people around me, the beauty of the earth, beer and chocolate-not necessarily in that order.

Accomplishments

Graduated with honors with a BFA in painting and drawing, a certificate to teach, a minor in English and another in Art History and a general sense of the possible. All of this has faded somewhat. My greatest accomplishment is my son. I am also a member of the Calon Lily, Calon Cross and Iren Fyrd. I have written several books, have a myriad of articles on line, and hope to keep writing till they pry the pen from my cold dead hand.