This blog is a Social Media Day celebration focused on how social media brings together readers, authors, reviewers, and book lovers. It highlights share book recommendations, quotes, reviews, and favorite tropes, connect authors with readers more easily than before the internet, celebrate writing moments like drafts, releases, cover reveals, and character obsessions, and keeps stories alive through group chats, comments, posts, and late-night “you have to read this” messages

This blog post is a patriotic reflection on the United States approaching its 250th birthday. It frames America’s history as a long, imperfect but meaningful journey—from the original 13 colonies to today’s 50 states and territories—emphasizing growth, resilience, and the ongoing effort to form “a more perfect union.” The overall message is celebratory and hopeful: Happy Birthday America, with a wish that the next 250 years bring freedom, legacy, adventure, and continued stre

Since the beginning of time, tales were passed down from the storytellers; I’m all too aware that we often lose these stories too soon. Everyone has a story to tell! Tell-A-Story Day is for preserving these special moments. Launching Fall 2025 new books from M. G. Lorraine Kids! I've been working with Kid Co-Authors who are storytellers in their own right. Bringing their creativity and craft to the public has been a blast! I can't wait to share this with readers of all ages

M. G.'s thoughts on culture around the experience of film REELs. If these are lost, will we lose the history of movies and storytelling?

"I’m always in search of the perfect beverage ... sweet treat to pair with characters, events... when I'm writing." M. G. states.

Is the beauty of communication a lost art in this digital age? M. G. Lorraine shares insight on long term effect of handwritten messages.

M. G. Lorraine shares author insight about childhood favorite books from A. A. Milne - Winnie the Pooh. #MGsJournal