YAY! I have a new short story out that’s part of the Uncollected Anthology series! Pearl’s greatest magical gift? Knowing exactly what someone needs before they do. Opening up a magic shop seemed like the perfect way to help her use her gift. The problem? The beautiful smartly-dressed woman who just walked in. This woman wants something. Something […]
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And the writer is BUSY!!! Honestly, I don’t think this is unusual for me. Summers are generally very busy for me. Partly that’s because of the vacation rental. I have lots of yard maintenance that I do during the summers, in part, because of the vacation rental. I want my guests to think I have
The Fantasy in the City bundle has been so much fun to be a part of! The curator has been great, and everyone has such interesting stories. HOWEVER. All good things must come to an end at some point. As will the Fantasy in the City bundle. As a bundle, it’s ending next Monday. So go
YAY! YAY! YAY! YAY! The young woman who I’ve mentored since she was 16 has now published a short comic book! (Or rather, I published it. Still exciting.) It’s a short comic teaching kids (and adults) about autism. Can’t tell you how proud I am of her for sticking with this, finishing the project, working
(Picture from our honeymoon last year, midway up the mountain) The end of June marks the mid-point of the year, and a great time for reflecting on how the year has gone so far, as well as to make course corrections, as necessary. As for my writing goal, I’m not as far along as I’d
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So here in the US we’re celebrating Independence Day, July 4th. I figure I can add to the celebration and kick the weekend off right by offering a BOGO! Go and buy the full version of the Fantasy in the City bundle over at BundleRabbit: https://bundlerabbit.com/fantasy-in-the-city That’s 20 short stories for $3.99. Email me your proof of
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In just a few weeks, starting July 13th, I’m offering a workshop in how to do your own covers. Creating professional looking covers that will make a reader want to pick up your book is one of the most important skills that an indie-writer/publisher can learn. Though every genre has its own specifics, there are some general
This week, I finally hit my weight goal. This post is going to be about weight and dieting, etc. Read (or don’t!) with your own self care in mind. I was skinny as a kid. Doctors constantly told me to gain weight. I believe I didn’t reach a healthy weight until I was in my
Wednesday of this last week, I had an appointment downtown. Generally, I try to schedule my appointments for the afternoon, so I can still writing in the morning. On Wednesday, no such luck. But I felt good Wednesday morning. I had brain power. I knew what the next scene was. I really wanted to write.
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I have been trying to post more regularly. Some weeks I manage it. Other weeks I’m not as successful. This week, I don’t have as much news. Just bits and pieces, really. Point #1: the 2016 Write Stuff bundle is ending this week. If you haven’t picked up your copy of this great collection of