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About peggylchambers

Peggy Chambers calls Enid, Oklahoma home. She has been writing for several years and is an award winning, published author, always working on another. She spends her days, nights, and weekends making up stories. She attended Phillips University, the University of Central Oklahoma and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. She is a member of the Enid Writers’ Club, and Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc. There is always another story weaving itself around in her brain trying to come out. There aren’t enough hours in the day!

2026: Enid Writers Club Fall Writing Workshop

The Enid Writers Club, St. Matthews Episcopal Church and Enid Arts Council, present their annual fall writing workshop on October 17, 2026, at St Matthews Episcopal Church, 518 West Randolph, Enid, OK 73703. Preregistration is required by October 12, 2026, … Continue reading

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2026: The Joy of Urban Fantasy

A few years ago, I wrote an urban fantasy called Flatiron Death Grip by combining some short stories I had written earlier into a novel. I thought it would be easy to take stories that had already been written and … Continue reading

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2026: Tales of the Oklahuman

A few years ago, I met Jeff Provine, publisher of Okie Comics. He was at an author fest in Enid. He is originally from Enid, and he helped me learn the art of comic book writing. It is an art, … Continue reading

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2026: The Three Ps of Writing

A few years ago, I was invited to the public library in Enid and asked to teach children to write. I prepared a presentation for young children using simple tools and I took my presentation to the kids. When I … Continue reading

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2026: Do-it-Yourselfers

            We’re do-it-yourselfers. Old ones. And this morning we were up to standards with our abilities.             With all the news about Taylor Farms and lettuce lately, I had a conversation with friends about produce. My refrigerator looked like the … Continue reading

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2026: Spark Your Imagination

I turned in a book yesterday and I wait to see what the publisher thinks. I poured my heart and soul into it, and now I wait to see if it is good enough. But it was full of my … Continue reading

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2026: Manuscripts and Flower Beds

Last week we talked about how hot it was. We’ve had a small reprieve, but the temperatures will go up again this week. Surely this can’t go on forever. I keep thinking fall is on the horizon.             This week, … Continue reading

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2026: The Summer Heat

                It’s hot! That is putting it mildly. The center of the country is hosting the heat dome this week, and we are getting triple digit temperatures. When you add in the humidity the Great Plains brings, that increases it … Continue reading

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2026: Summer Gardening

I’ve been doing a little gardening this week. Yes, it is hot, but I’m still recovering from back surgery and I’m just beginning to get to the point of being able to weed my flower gardens. They have really taken … Continue reading

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2026: Summer Vegetables and How to Use Them

I’ve been cooking for a long time. Some of my creations are better than others. But I’ve seen a lot of recipes on the internet lately with a come-on of “say hi or yum or something” and I’ll give you … Continue reading

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