Hello and good Tuesday morning to all of you. Today I’ve got a guest post and a review of my book up at Donna Hole’s blog<<<CLICK. Please go and visit if you don’t already follow Donna. She’s amazing. I also talk about my writing. Today, I’m going to share one of my deepest fears: What … Read more
So I recently posted a snippet of my writing and got some fantastic feedback. Despite Rusty’s comment that said “boy you must have a thick skin to post some writing here,” or something like that (not a direct quote) I actually do have a thick skin and am rather proud of that fact. But honestly, … Read more
Today I’m participating in the Origin’s blogfest. The question for this one is pretty easy. When did your writing dream begin? It probably began a long time ago in high school. I took a creative writing class and Mrs. Fife had us write a short story, and I enjoyed it. I penned my first novella … Read more
I’ve had a lot of fun showing some of my writing this week, and talking about my characters. So much so, that I wanted to solicit some feedback on one scene in the sequel to SLIPSTREAM. I hope you don’t mind. Please don’t feel obligated to read it. If you do, I ask that you … Read more
Today is the second day of the I’m Hearing Voices blogfest. We are supposed to use only dialogue, but I couldn’t figure out how to do that. So I hope mostly dialogue works. Anyway, here’s my less than 250-word attempt at it: “Sorry. So, why does warm water freeze faster than cold?” Brianna asked him. … Read more
I just finished book one of Haruki Murakami’s 1Q84 (he was a contender for the Nobel Prize in literature in 2011). I’m really enjoying this science-fiction novel (a big one when you consider that there are three books in one and thus over 1000 pages total), even though the “science-fiction” aspect of it seems to … Read more
This book by Martin Cruz Smith is the latest in his Russian-themed novels. The plot is pretty simple. A girl on a train has her baby kidnapped and then finds her baby by the end of the book. I didn’t read this book for the plot. I read it because I was so horrified by … Read more
I’d like to introduce you to a friend of mine who writes dark gay fiction romances. She goes by Nephylim. Her blog can be found here. Be aware before you click that to visit, you’ll have to agree to an “adult content” warning. 1) I’m curious about your nom de plume. Can you provide us … Read more
As writers, we have the power of words. How we say something can make all the difference in the world. Watch this video and see it for yourself. It will only take less than 2 minutes of your life to do so. Have a great Wednesday.
