...And I am going to answer them. You may, or may not know, but I asked my wonderful and enthusiastic Facebook friends if they had a question or questions for me, what would they be? Bless their hearts, they flooded me with a tide of questions for me to answer on my...
Over the years I've gone to a number of RWA conferences. I've pitched. I've gone to workshops. I've sat in my room and wondered what I was doing there. I've signed books. I've collected books. I've met agents, editors, publicists, professionals that I now call...
Every once in a while, I come to a place in a book where I need an unexpected character. Someone I wasn't planning on. Usually I have all my characters mapped into the outline, names picked and they wait in the wings until their curtain comes up. Then a story will...
As the early reviews began to come in for Lord Langley is Back in Town, I was quite pleased to find that all of them were very favorable. I wanted the story to be funny, but I also wanted the story to have an emotional depth, since it is a story of coming home and...
Here I told you all that I would get another blog written last week and here it is Friday of this week. Sheesh. Um. Wow. I've been writing? Does that work? I actually have been writing. Head down, working on the next book. And I've come to the realization that getting...
Sometimes writing can be described with one word: momentum. The process of continuously moving forward. What I've come to realize the most about momentum and writing is that it isn't just one big push at the beginning or one big leap at the end that gets a book...
