Kaye Threatt's guest appearances

Kaye Threatt

6-minute Stories

Mike Wells

Randell Jones

Howard Pearre

Diane Pascoe

Joel Nelson

James Taylor

Carole King

Johnny Appleseed

Bill Donohue

Joe Brown

Daniel Boone

Luke Jackson

Lisa Williams

Karen Jones

Julie Davis

OwlTail

Kaye Threatt lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. "When Handkerchiefs Were Fashionable" is her third story to be chosen for publication in the Personal Story Publishing Project series. In addition to short stories, she recently wrote her memoir after much encouragement from her husband and daughter.

Kaye Threatt lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. "When Handkerchiefs Were Fashionable" is her third story to be chosen for publication in the Personal Story Publishing Project series. In addition to short stories, she recently wrote her memoir after much encouragement from her husband and daughter.

"When Handkerchiefs Were Fashionable" by Kaye Threatt

Kaye Threatt lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. During her career as a second grade teacher, she most enjoyed giving creative writing assignments, encouraging her students to have their voices be heard in their words. In early retirement, she co-edited the Reynolda Museum of Art newsletter. Her hobbies include hiking, duplicate bridge, travel and quilting. Her story, "Seasoned Hikers," appeared in the 2019 Personal Story Publishing Project.

Kaye Threatt lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. During her career as a second grade teacher, she most enjoyed giving creative writing assignments, encouraging her students to have their voices be heard in their words. In early retirement, she co-edited the Reynolda Museum of Art newsletter. Her hobbies include hiking, duplicate bridge, travel and quilting. Her story, "Seasoned Hikers," appeared in the 2019 Personal Story Publishing Project.

"Cherry Picking To Feed the Soul" by Kaye Threatt

Kaye Craddock Threatt lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She taught second grade in Virginia and was employed for 20 years as a primary reading teacher in the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools. In that capacity she found many opportunities to teach creative writing. In early retirement, she co-edited the Reynolda House Museum of Art newsletter. She still enjoys finding occasions to write and vows to keep the art of letter-writing alive. Kaye’s hobbies include hiking, duplicate bridge, and quilting.

Kaye Craddock Threatt lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She taught second grade in Virginia and was employed for 20 years as a primary reading teacher in the Winston-Salem Forsyth County Schools. In that capacity she found many opportunities to teach creative writing. In early retirement, she co-edited the Reynolda House Museum of Art newsletter. She still enjoys finding occasions to write and vows to keep the art of letter-writing alive. Kaye’s hobbies include hiking, duplicate bridge, and quilting.