Everyone’s Talking about Artificial Intelligence And some–maybe many–people are worrying about its impact on writers. Should we storytellers be worried? Last weekend I came across an interview in the Wall Street Journal (apologies if there’s a paywall, I can’t do … Continue reading →
One of my friends posted in our local Romance Writers of America chapter’s loop about how enthused and reenergized she was after coming back from the RWA conference in San Antonio, Texas. Me? Not so much. It’s been over a week and I … 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 →