Tue Cent Twosday
We are driving up to the Pocono Mountains today to visit with family. In the meantime, I wanted to share some marketing tips from fellow author, Mandy Roth. Here is her article, “Author Marketing Tips and Tricks.”
Continue reading →On Vacation This Week
Happy Summer Vacation! I’m in Phili this week, so stay tuned for more of Noony’s Nuggets. I might find something for you hiding around the corners whilst on vacation. Lessee… nope, that’s a hot dog bun. For today, just a … Continue reading →
Greetings From the Road
We are on the road to Philadelphia. Working on the Bryce Canyon Shawl on the road. Happy Sunday!
Continue reading →Saturday Showcase – A Conversation with ID Locke
I recently had the opportunity to hear from ID Locke about her process of art and writing and how they go together. I’m excited to share her interview with you! KK: Tell me a little more about what crafts you … Continue reading →
The Noonhour
Welcome to The Noonhour, a new 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
Continue reading →Friday Funnies
Technology. I.Love.It.
This is a story about a writer who wanted to have some fun. She wanted to use her spiffy new-to-her iMac to create a Podcast to the world and play with the M-Audio keyboard (piano keyboard, folks, not typing keyboard) … Continue reading →
Chuck the Sheep
When I went to Wisconsin’s Sheep and Wool Festival a couple years ago, there was a highly peculiar sheep.
Continue reading →Walking In This World
One of the most obvious ways to ground is to work IN the ground, by gardening. What I’ve discovered about gardening is that weeding is like laundry – it never ends. As you keep working in your garden, the weeds … Continue reading →
Tue Cent Twosday
Publishing and writing are two different parts of the puzzle. They’re not the same thing and shouldn’t be approached as the same thing.Writing is a creative art. It’s image-intensive, using the imagination to create stories and poetry. Even non-fiction is … Continue reading →