This week’s blog topic is The Best Parts of Each Season Still on deadline, so here we go with another list: Winter I love that miraculous white blanket that covers everything and makes it look fresh and clean. We don’t … Continue reading →
Where in the World Should I go–my top five destinations! For a number of reasons, travel is not at the top of my to-do list right now, but, if I had unlimited money, unlimited time, and a good house and … Continue reading →
Serenading the Muse This week’s MFRW Authors’ blog challenge them is Music to Write By. Bestselling author Lori Wilde, who spoke at my local RWA chapter meeting last week, said she creates a musical playlist for every book she writes. … Continue reading →
Mistakes, Mistakes, Mistakes… All authors have one writing weakness or another. Here are some of mine: Its/It’s, Your/You’re To apostrophize or not to apostrophize–that is the question, and a frequent mistake I make when I dash off a quickie email … Continue reading →
The Author’s Way Some authors have cleaning services, or fastidious spouses, or, like my friend, author Alanna Lucas, they’re driven to vacuum to help unsnarl a plot problem. Me, not so much. I generally have a good collection of … Continue reading →
My fellow Soul Mate Publishing author, Christina Kirby, tagged me on the Writing Process Blog Hop, and I realized this is my second Hop go-around. But several months have gone by, and I do have some new answers to … Continue reading →
Today I’m handing on the blog-baton to author Diane Benefiel. An avid reader for as long as she can remember, Diane has always favored stories with strong female characters who went on adventures and could think themselves out of the … Continue reading →
This week my Tuesday post is something a little different–my first blog hop, at the invitation of author Christina Alexandra. Christina is a freelance writer from Southern California who writes historical romance set in England during the Georgian, Regency and Victorian … Continue reading →