Violet Carr Moore

Violet Carr Moore
Violet Carr Moore

Violet Carr Moore achieved her goal of becoming a published author with In the Right Place: A Gallery of Treasured Moments. Following that collection of mystic vignettes, she published Moments of Meditation, a collection of inspirational devotionals. Violet’s short stories have been published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Devotional Stories for Mothers; Christmas Miracles; Written Across the Genres; The Choice Matters; Voices of the Valley: First Press, Encore, Word for Word, Journeys; Through the Window; and several anthologies. She co-authored Double Take, a memoir of her childhood years, with her twin. Violet’s winning Haiku was published in Bay Area News Group printed editions and online newspapers. “Fatal,” her first attempt at a Sci-Fi short story, won first place in Survival, a California Writers Club anthology by the High Desert Branch. She was a featured website devotional contributor to More to Life Today for twelve years. Her current work in progress is a Morgan Madrid crime fiction trilogy.

Violet received the Jack London Award for her volunteer service to Tri-Valley Writers after serving as vice president, then president. She has continued to volunteer in several positions and is the current publicity editor.

Violet blogs writing tips with a touch of humor at Violet’s Vibes

In The Right Place: a Gallery of Treasured Moments is an art gallery of word paintings. Each short story, a canvas, tells of a memorable life event etched in time. Walk through the gallery rooms of Desert Drawings, Indelible Inkspots, and Watercolor Wisps. Rest in the Chapel with sixty one-minute devotionals.

Moments of Meditation is a devotional collection that “creates a mental picture of spiritual precepts with just a few words of inspiration.” These reflections will energize your mornings and provide quiet reflections for peaceful evenings. 

DOUBLE TAKE FRONT COVER BY JAY SEP 2014

Double Take, a memoir by Vi Parsons and Violet Moore, the Carr Twins, recounts memories of growing up in the agricultural San Joaquin Valley. From a shared birth in an Arizona tent camp to a shared wedding gown in Chowchilla, California, these stories are told in the simplicity that surrounded them for two decades.

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