
Hi, I’m Amanda
Grihm.
I have lots of stories to share with you. The first three chapters of my debut novel, The
Wolf and The Dark Skinned Sister are
on this site for your viewing pleasure. The
Wolf is on sale now. You will find that
most of my work, though entertaining, has a message and a purpose. I believe my purpose is to help people who
have been victimized find their strength and take action to move forward. I founded and ran a nonprofit called Project
Match that diminished homelessness and enabled senior and disabled citizens to
live their lives with respect, pride and dignity. The movie I wrote about it is on this site
for a limited time it is called…what else... Project Match, - The movie. I am in the process of bringing to
press my new novel, Dark Justice. It
will be available on this site later in the year after it has gone to press…but
I would be very happy to send you a preview chapter at your request.
Most of my stories follow the 80/20 rule. Eighty percent of the story is true while the
other twenty percent is for entertainment value only. There is an exception, The Adventures of
Hounchiepoounch and Zerwinkerbink is pure science fiction aimed at
entertaining children. And, while I am
on the subject of children…please welcome my very special guest writer and
great nephew, LaMarr Hogue, Jr. into the fold by sending him an encouraging
email.
Like many creative people, you will find that my heart goes out
to children and especially those who have a story to tell. I created a personal
development program aimed at helping teachers reach and teach at risk children. I tested my theory that
focusing on children and engaging them in literature that is based on them and
people like them would result in better reading and writing abilities by these
children. Be sure to read Blackanese Dream. This is a story that was created by several
young boys at the
If you have any questions you’d like to ask me please feel free
to post it to my discussion link.
I hope you enjoy reading my stories. Please send your feedback.
Thanks,
Amanda