I was super excited to be asked to be interviewed on Diane's blog again. Here is the link Excerpt: How many hours a day do you write? Until recently my writing was restricted by full time work, so evenings, weekends and regular writing focused road trips were my...
Go and visit Simon's blog for a great interview about The Rython series. Go to the link! https://simon-rose.com/?p=10184
This is my last book review of 2022, which is apt as it is centered around book people, just like us! REVIEW: This is one of those novels that grips you from the first chapter. It is a joy for readers and writers alike as you follow Liv on her journey from cleaner to...
After the frantic word count goal of November, for those of us who participated in National Novel Writing Month, December is a strangely quiet month. No longer are we racing home after work to write those elusive 1667 words for the day's total, and hoping to exceed...
On Friday I discovered another free library. This one is dedicated to a school principal, which is a wonderful idea. Unfortunately, there was no protective door, even though there are hinges for one, so I'm hoping the books are taken inside soon. I gifted copies of...
We have all heard and seen the ramifications of derogatory comments in today's world. Classic movies and novels have been targets for their portrayal of marginalized and discriminated groups and word usage - many have been 'edited' or simply removed from public...
When and why did you start to write? I have always loved to read which inevitably led me to tell my own stories. I still have poems and stories I wrote when I was 10 or 12! As for the why, I simply love to tell a good story. Living in a small town, I learned to...
Hop on over to see my interview with Simon Rose today. An interview with Mandy Eve-Barnett Mandy Eve-Barnett is a multi-genre author writing children’s, YA, and adult books full of adventure and surprising twists in plot and genre. Her passion for writing emerged...
Author Collaborative I was fortunate to be asked to write a guest post on Heather L. Barksdale's blog. My topic - utilizing prompts to spark an idea for a story. As many of you know I have used prompts in this way in the past, and am sure to use them in the future....