Look Ma, We’re On Teevee!
Join me for the first Torquere Author Chat with my fellow Torquere Authors. Lots of fun!
Continue reading →Join Me For Coffee at the Writer’s Retreat
Saturday Showcase: A Visit with David Bridger
I’m tickled to be able to bring you a talented and interesting author today. Author and retired Naval Officer David Bridger joins me from across the Atlantic to talk about writing, life, and his foray into the Young Adult space … Continue reading →
Junkyard Chic
Join me today at the Torquere Press Blog, Romance for the Rest of Us, for a photo journey through a junkyard – Worldbuilding by Junkyard. What inspires you?
Continue reading →The Noonhour: Letters to a Young Dragon
Welcome to The Noonhour, a Podcast featuring essays, children’s stories, and other items I find interesting. It’s an experiment that I’m enjoying, so sit back, relax, and listen to The Noonhour Today I decided to read to you from my … Continue reading →
Friday Funnies
Yeah. I don’t recommend throwing a quarter at me. I use long, pointy sticks made of metal. You have been warned. 🙂
Continue reading →Stashbusting – The Jewel Scarf
I have named my little scarf: I shall call it, mini-scarf. No, kidding. The Jewel Scarf. Why? There aren’t any jewels in it, and no beads, but the colors are shiny and remind me of jewels. Ergo, the jewel scarf. … Continue reading →
Tue Cent Twosday: The Three Answers
In publishing, (I suppose I should clarify that to be in traditional publishing and not self-publishing), there are three answers one can receive when one submits one’s book for publication: Yes, No, and Maybe. Here’s my thoughts on each of … Continue reading →
Journey into 3-D: Notebook – The Jewel Scarf
I learned a valuable lesson when working in 3-D: never take the knitting needle out of live stitches by accident, especially when working a lace pattern. I bought some lovely yarn on one of my trips and, since we just … Continue reading →
Sunday Weaver’s Journal: The Belii Shawl
My beloved street-rescue cat Belii died last year after a prolonged battle with kidney failure. I decided to weave something in his memory, inspired by him and his place in my life. It feels a little silly to admit that … Continue reading →