13 Random Things. And if you have to ask, don’t. 1. When you “do the dishes,” they’re not done until they’re put away. 2. “Doing the dishes” means all the dirty dishes get washed. Not just the ones in the … Continue reading →
Pardon me, but fangrrl moment. Delilah Devlin impresses the socks outta me. Srsly. And I nearly fainted when she kindly extended a guest blogger slot to Rachel and I: WHEN BETA RELATIONSHIPS BECOME SERIOUS; or “How To Use a Catcher’s … Continue reading →
My essay “In Defense of the Pen” is up today on the Writer’s Retreat Blog. Come on by! If you aren’t familiar with it, the Wiley Wednesday articles are a series of essays related to the craft and business of … Continue reading →
The new chapter of New World Order is up. C’mon over and enjoy!
Continue reading →I built a Pandora profile that now links to my Facebook, so it’s got my branding consistently throughout (thank you, Pandora, for building in that functionality!). So I am now up on Pandora so you can participate with the stations … Continue reading →
Today we continue with craft books. The fun thing about craft books is that they can serve as inspiration for art that one wants to create. I get ideas and inspiration when I read them and see pictures of things. … Continue reading →
Welcome to another segment of my ongoing series, “A Writer In Her Library.” Today, I’d like to pull the focus a bit and talk about categorizations. When one goes to a library, the books are organized according to some particular … Continue reading →
I know it’s been awhile, but I am getting caught up with my blogging duties. Since tomorrow is Wednesday (well, in 35 minutes it’ll be midnight so really it’ll be tonight…), I posted my Wiley Wednesday at the Writer’s Retreat … Continue reading →
Chapter Three Today’s TT focuses on Knitting Reference books. These books focus on particular techniques, rather than a designer’s vision of patterns, and include stitch dictionaries. I love knitting reference books. They usually have things in them I don’t already … Continue reading →
My friend works in an industrial sales office, and is around men most of the day. She lives in the Midwest, but I think would be more comfortable in a writing cabana by the ocean where she had nothing to … Continue reading →