Today's Spotlight is on Gerri Brousseau, author of To Kill a Monarch: Why do you write? Gerri: I write because I love to. I’ve been writing my entire life and can’t imagine what life would be like if I didn’t. What’s your favorite genre? Gerri: Historical romance. I love to read it, so naturally that [...]
Hump Day! I love that commercial. Here's a little motivation for you to get through the rest of the week. Watch this video... What is the point of being alive if you don't at least try to do something remarkable?--Maria Novak
Today I started back into a manuscript that I'd outlined some time ago. See, I usually will outline a new idea even if I haven't finished the current project so that the idea stays with me. Then when I've completed a WIP, I move back to the outline and either ditch it permanently or continue [...]
I'm at the Houston Writers' Guild conference this weekend. Nicole Flockton, one of the talented Crimson authors will present today and I look forward to her presentation. It has also been a great opportunity to socialize with agents, editors, and publishers. I've met some really wonderful and talented people. While here, I ran a weekend [...]
Is there a similarity? Hmmm. It sounds catchy doesn't it? Recently I had an email interchange that I tried to analyze to determine what the other person thought and give an appropriate response. Having worked for ten years as a technology professional in a large mental health agency, I had been exposed to a great [...]
Well, not much to add to the title. It's out! Please support your local starving artist -- grin. Per RT Book Reviews: Sensuality: HOT RT Rating 4 stars Wall’s latest will tug at your heartstrings with an emotional story of coping with death, managing family and accepting love when it’s being freely given. Here's a [...]
Well, not much to add to the title. It's out! Please support your local starving artist -- grin. Per RT Book Reviews: Sensuality: HOT RT Rating 4 stars Wall’s latest will tug at your heartstrings with an emotional story of coping with death, managing family and accepting love when it’s being freely given. Here's a [...]
Some things always surprise me. I was really concerned about The Designated Drivers' Club. For me, the book had special significance. It represented the importance of family, love, resilience, and how we often find joy when we least expect. It was a story of letting go of the past and living in the moment, even [...]
Some things always surprise me. I was really concerned about The Designated Drivers' Club. For me, the book had special significance. It represented the importance of family, love, resilience, and how we often find joy when we least expect. It was a story of letting go of the past and living in the moment, even [...]
At the San Francisco Writer's Conference this weekend, I attended a session called "Meet the Fiction Agents". It had a panel that included Kimberley Cameron, Liz Kracht, Jill Marsal, Taylor Martindale, Laurie McLean, Michael Neff, Rayhane Sanders, Ken Sherman, Nephele Tempest, Becky Vinter, and Gordon Warnock. These Agent gave information on what they were looking [...]
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