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Messy Minds I know three authors who occasionally share pictures of their workspaces—two of them writing spaces, another a sewing room, since that author also sews historical costumes. Those pictures feed my feelings of housekeeping inferiority. Perhaps that’s why I’ve … Continue reading →
Boosting an author’s morale So, technically, the topic for this week’s MFRW Author Blog Challenge and Hop is “Let me brag for a minute”. I decided to share with you a couple of my writing contest successes and near misses. … Continue reading →
Happy Halloween! I’m back from my travels, but still jet-lagged, so I’m reprising an old post from a few years ago. Regency Halloween? Regency stories abound with tales of masked balls and costumed Vauxhall romps. But I’ve never read any … Continue reading →
A Giant Book Festival at the InD’Scribe Conference Are you a fan of fiction? If you’re going to be in the Southern California area this week, come check out the book festival at InD’Scribe this Saturday, October 14th at the … Continue reading →
Author Pamela Thibodeaux is here today to talk about her book, The Inheritance, and to share her inspiration for the story and what it’s like to be an author of “edgy” Inspirational romance. Be sure to read down to the bottom … Continue reading →
Words, words, words I’m a huge fan of motivational quotes, and I just got a subscription to Stencil, so here are my meme contributions to this week’s MFRW Author Blog Challenge and Hop. Enjoy! For all the Moms scrubbing toilets … Continue reading →
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 →
Release Day for The Viscount’s Seduction I’m over at Romance Lives Forever today talking a bit about myself, my writing, and The Viscount’s Seduction. Please click the link to that post if you get a chance! Meanwhile, I’m simply going … Continue reading →
This week MFRW authors are musing on time management skills in the topic Managing My Writing Time. Writing Time vs. Time for Other Stuff Authors Must Do Are we talking about time management to immerse ourselves in our fiction? IMHO, … Continue reading →
This week’s Blog Challenge Topic is “Open Doors or Closed Doors”. Let’s have some fun! My Open Door Policy If you are welcomed across the threshold at my house, you’ll find an open floor plan and mostly open doors. Even … Continue reading →