Nancy Hartney

Corona’s the Name

Here’s another thing to think about with this coronavirus pandemic–beer. Yep, that cool stuff from Mexico served with a lime called Corona.

In the interest of helping a sister country Mexico, take a virtual tour of a beach (any beach that is on your bucket list or one of your favorites) and lean back with a Corona. And, a lime. With salsa and chips. Great way of spitting in the eye of this virus.

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Published by Nancy Hartney

Nancy Hartney's debut novel arrived on bookshelves and online February 2021. 'If You Walk Long Enough' is a tale of a return from the Vietnam War to a place that is no longer home and the people have become strangers. Her previous two short story collections set in the South—'Washed in the Water: Tales from the South' and 'If the Creek Don’t Rise: Tales from the South' continue to be available in bookstores and public libraries. In addition to fiction, Nancy writes poetry and magazine articles. She often serves as writing contest judge, workshop leader, and presents author readings at libraries and book clubs. A member of Oklahoma Writers Federation, Ozarks Writers League (MO), Tallahassee Writers Association (FL), Ozark Creative Writers (AR), and two local critique groups, her books are available in print, e-format, and audio.

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  1. Clever. The imaginary world has shifted into overdrive–which is the natural world of writers. Moving here from an island off the North Carolina coast–going there in my mind, sitting on the deck, hearing the waves, and seeing the faint light flashing from a distant light house — ahhhhh. Enjoy your beer. Virtual drinking with your friends.

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    • Ahhhhh is right. Just lean back and hear the waves. Bet you are thinking of your NC island daily….

      *Nancy Hartney, Author* *nancy.hartney@gmail.com * *http://NancyHartney.com *

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