I’ve never considered myself much of a “spiritual” person, but I do have a certain form of faith running through my veins.
I have faith that my vacuum cleaner will quit on me on the day I need to clean the house for guests arriving the next day.
I have faith that my car will get a flat [...]
What I’ve learned in ten years of writing.
Just like time, stories evolve. Something once thought a lost cause can evolve into something workable.
After years of avoiding anything dark and angsty, I’ve jumped ship. I still love romantic comedy, but I am falling hard for the intricacies of suspense thrillers…
My story of NaNoWriMo failure this year. And how I’m changing tactics.
November is a month of thanks for me. Not because it’s the month of Thanksgiving but because of everything happening this month. I am participating in NaNoWriMo again this year. I am managing to stay close to where I should be on my word count. I am writing my first western romance and enjoying the story. My reward [...]
I get asked a lot – what do you write? And I hedge. Okay, so technically my genre is romance, but there are so many different categories of romance it’s hard to pigeon hole myself into any one specific area. So I don’t say romance. People look at you like you’re a freak if you say [...]
Three things I’ve learned from participating in National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo).
Whoa, back up the bus. A writer who doesn’t know how to put her needs and thoughts into words, that’s a scary thought.
This question crossed my mind recently when a friend asked me what I had been doing since we saw each other last. I hesitated a minute before I said well, I finished my first book and I am working on my second. I’ve learned when those words leave my mouth I am going to get [...]
