Everyone is busy, these days. “How are you?” “Oh, my Gosh! I’m so busy. I have…” The litany seems endless. Work, kids, money troubles, the economy, politics and voting, reading, writing, blogging, promo… We certainly do not lack for things … Continue reading →
Here’s a quick update on what I’ve been up to, blog-wise, this week: Nine Naughty Novelists invited Rachel and I to guest post this week, and I wrote about promotion and how to get started without becoming overwhelmed. Today I … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Valentine’s Day Blog Hop! In celebration of the day, I’m sharing a short flash piece, below, originally written for a story challenge. I hope you enjoy! Click the image, above, to visit the other talented authors with … Continue reading →
Happy Bredesmas! As we pause to take stock as February winds on and January just goes “poof,” I realize that I haven’t shared my recent articles with you. Shame on me! I figured I’d make up for it by listing … Continue reading →
Please join me today as I discuss life after the National Novel Writing Month, today at the Writer’s Retreat Blog.
Continue reading →Every November, writers across the globe participate in NaNoWriMo, or National Novel Writing Month. My boss says, “Yeah, but are the fifty thousand words any good?” implying that writing fifty thousand words in a month means somehow the quality is … Continue reading →
Some of you already know, I have some significant knee problems. In the course of dealing with them, before surgery and after, I’ve had to learn a number of new exercises and habits to keep my knees healthy. They help … Continue reading →
I’m blogging about Vosges Chocolate today over at Eclectica. Check it out!
Continue reading →Chapter 18 of The Night Is a Harsh Mistress is up. We get to find out about the mysterious Viktor and his father, and who, exactly, David Greene is. Enjoy!
Continue reading →Happy Labor Day! Thanks to Booknibbles.com for the wonderful tour! If you’re just coming across this post, you can catch the beginning HERE. In celebration of the beginning of the end of summer, here is a brief excerpt from a … Continue reading →