Holly Winter Huppert

The author Holly Winter Huppert is checking in to tell you that she hasn't been punched in the eye.

Check out Video #13: as I learn #vfx skills.

Here are some travel essentials that can help to make your next adventure even better.

The books arrived. In the dark of night. On my front porch, without fanfare.

Let’s not hold our breath. Breathe in. Breathe out. Hey, did someone forget to pay the Mail Gods? Just a thought.

Grab some popcorn and check out the (less than 2 minute) book trailer for the book, Unimaginable: Volunteering for Ukrainian Refugees.

The staff of the rehab hospital wanted to show us around. I wasn't prepared for all of the things they wanted to show us.

There has been a problem with the placement program I used: Vellum. The program updated while I was working on the book --w/o my permission.

Two days after school lets out, I will return to Krakow, Poland to join a guide who brings supplies into Ukraine. We will deliver aide to pe

Holly Winter Huppert is accepting quotes for her next book. Wanna send one to her?

I have this habit that I do every time I finish a book and send it off for its final proofread. I sit on the floor and cry. And sob.

Later I would wonder if contemplating paradise was a hint that the tide of my vacation was about to turn.

The pain confused me; one moment ago I had no complaints, now it felt like someone lodged an ice pick into my skull.

This recipe is easy: no need to refrigerate the dough or even roll it out. I can make the crust and a filling in under 10 minutes.

On November 8th the Daily Freeman published a feature story about my trip to Poland where I volunteered with Ukrainian refugees.

Friends from Denver, Vicki and Paul, have been traveling in their RV for over four years. They were in the area, so I invited them

It's so cool to have made the front page of the Hudson Valley One newspaper. Susan Farkas wrote an article on my volunteering for Ukrainian

It’s the third week of school. I can meet with 5 students in a 40-minute period, right?

Today I say goodbye to the Szafa Dobra free shop in Krakow where I have volunteered for seven weeks.

Links and photos on how to volunteer to help Ukrainian refugees in Krakow, Poland.