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Dayle Shockley is a well-rounded writer whose assignments have included human interest stories, self-help pieces, editorials, and first-person essays. Her articles have been cited in Personal Values, by Kurt Senske (Augsburg Fortress, 2004), The Big Talk, by Laurie Langford (John Wiley & Sons, 1998), and in The Christian Family Answer Book, compiled by Mike Yorkey (Victor, 1996).
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Dayle Shockley has a special gift for capturing those tiny moments that resonate in all of us. Reading her essays is like sitting down with a friend who absolutely, completely "gets" you. You see yourself reflected and accepted. Her gentle observations are honest and human; you'll find yourself nodding in agreement again and again. — Mary Carter, cnn.com
What Readers Say . . .
Awesome article in the Dallas Morning News today, Dayle! This time you made me cry.(You're going to have to cut that out!) I'm posting it in the studio for my students young and old. Thanks for using your gift. — Blynda, Art Institute of McKinney
You have done it again. The article, which appeared in the Tuesday issue of the Dallas Morning News, is a masterpiece. I look forward to more of your work. — Brad LaGrange
Thank you for your wonderful essay—it made my day! —AnnMarie Petitto, KLIF/Dallas-Ft Worth
Your piece in today's Dallas Morning News Healthy Living Section page 13, was beautifully written. I pay attention to well written and well conceptualized pieces, and this one is very good work. I look forward to your future work.—Phil Mendershausen
As a man, I started not to read your story in today's paper about you and your friend Ruth. Even though I like stories like this, it would be akin to a chick flick. I read anyway and was touched. Very, very good story and it gave me pause to reconsider the many good blessings I have, especially good friends. —Steve Nance
It was nice to read [your] clean, well written, interesting and thought provoking article. Thank you. —Donna Van Eerden
You are a talented writer. —Elaine Brown
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