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WELCOME! In 2018, FEIWEL AND FRIENDS, a division of Macmillan Publishing Group, released Falling with Wings, the memoir I co-wrote with Dianna De La Garza, the mother of Demi Lovato. Since then, I’ve left Los Angeles and moved to Coastal South Carolina where I continue to pursue freelance writing opportunities as I work on my first novel.

In 2021, Hilton Head Monthly magazine asked me to do an article about a neighbor of mine, Suzanne Giesemann, an evidential medium and spiritual teacher, and I’ve been a regular contributor ever since. It’s been such a fun way to become better connected to the local community and I’ve met a lot of interesting people along the way.

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Falling with Wings is still available for purchase, so if you haven’t read it yet, please order a copy today! Here are a few of the press releases from when it first was published:  People Magazine  , Newsweek.com and Publishers Weekly.

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Dockside at my new home in South Carolina

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Co-author of the memoir, Falling With Wings: A Mother’s Story, published by FEIWEL AND FRIENDS (an imprint of Macmillan Publishing Group) Alternative Medicine Magazine (National Publication now deceased): My First Time essay; March 2007: https://vickiemcintyre.files.wordpress.com/2022/01/natural-medicine.pdf Regional Magazines: Scenes of Success: https://hiltonheadmonthly.com/people/7635-scenes-of-success Sea Pines Splendor: https://www.hiltonheadmonthly.com/food/lowcountry-flavors/7608-sea-pines-splendor Music Memories: https://www.hiltonheadmonthly.com/events/around-town/7611-music-memories Playing for Ukraine: https://hiltonheadmonthly.com/people/7522-playing-for-ukraine A Future Full… Continue reading Portfolio

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Friday Favorites

It’s been a cold winter here in the Lowcountry, many days with temperatures hovering in the 40s, which means I’ve spent a lot of time curled up under a blanket reading. So much so, that I’ve been averaging a book a week, sometimes more. Thought I’d share a few of my favorites:  Next Year in… Continue reading Friday Favorites

Farmer, Chef & Storyteller

All the signs that autumn is about to arrive are here — the insects are louder, the sun is hotter, and the storms are sudden and fierce. It’s also the season of bountiful harvests. Before long, sweet corn, melons and tomatoes will be out-of-season, making us crave them all the more. Thinking about how to… Continue reading Farmer, Chef & Storyteller

ANOTHER FRIDAY FAVORITE

“Utterly captivating, readers will eat up every delicious word of it.” — New York Journal of Books

ANOTHER FRIDAY FAVORITE

Looking for something to take your mind off of the election? Here’s another great Friday Favorite suggestion: The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell, by Robert Dugoni. Although Dugoni is best known for his mystery/ thriller novels like My Sister’s Grave and Close to Home, he broke away from that genre and beautifully captured the changing dynamics of faith, family and… Continue reading ANOTHER FRIDAY FAVORITE

I can’t say enough about Vickie McIntyre. She is not just a naturally gifted writer, but also a beautifully curious and introspective human being, which is reflected perfectly in her work. I’ve had the unique pleasure of working with hundreds of writers through my 30-plus year career, and Vickie always brought a fresh writing style and unique voice to her work. She’s a compassionate collaborator who is always willing to go the extra mile to find the key narrative thread — that little extra something that is the difference between a good piece — and a great piece! Hire her and don’t look back!  www.erikaisler.com 

 

Erika Isler, former editor of State College Magazine

I couldn’t have chosen a better Co-Writer for my book Falling with Wings than Vickie McIntyre. She made me reach down into my very soul as an author to make me relive things that I needed to relive to make my story one that would touch people’s hearts. That’s a true talent of hers. I can’t imagine what my book would have been without her! (Follow Dianna on Twitter @DiannaDeLaGarza)

Dianna De La Garza