Hi folks. I’d love some of your thoughts here. I’m interested in learning how clearly other writers see their characters when they’re writing them. Do you have strong visual pictures of them before or while writing? Some writers hang pictures of people they think their characters might look like near their writing desks, for example.
I [Continue reading]
It’s official! I’m excited to announce that Just Desserts: Greed. Lust. Death. Tiramisu. is now available for purchase – and your reading pleasure – as a Kindle Book from Amazon, a Nook Book from Barnes & Noble and an eBook for other ereaders AND as a PDF download from Smashwords.
This launch is such a big [Continue reading]
I guess the day you renew your driver’s license and they snap that picture that will follow you around for the next 8 years BEFORE you get the black eye qualifies as a good day, right?
Yeah.
Yesterday I had an appointment to go in and prove to the DMV examiner that I knew the difference between [Continue reading]
I obviously haven’t been in blog-land much lately. I’ve been editing my WIP and frankly, if I follow much more of the (good) writing advice/models I’ve been reading lately, there won’t be much of the damn thing left for anyone else to read.
Hint Fiction (props to Merrilee Faber for the heads-up on [Continue reading]
Happy Valentine’s Day, y’all.
Well, Cathryn Grant’s Book and Kindle Giveaway is over – you can find out who won the contest here.
But I gotta say – I really feel like I was a big winner last week. It was fun to welcome new visitors to my blog and to visit those blogs in return. [Continue reading]
I’m participating, along with several other bloggers, in Cathryn Grant’s Suburban Noir Fiction and Kindle Giveaway. Lucky winners will receive a FREE copy of Cathryn’s debut novel, The Demise of the Soccer Moms, OR a FREE Wi-Fi Kindle pre-loaded with the novel.
My post today about my love for reading and writing is [Continue reading]
One of the beach cottage rental places in town has a sign that reads “There’s not much here, but what there is – you’re close to it.” The highlight of New Year’s Eve is a giant lighted beach ball being lowered from a fire truck ladder onto the beach, followed by some fireworks.
Ringing in [Continue reading]
In case you haven’t seen this yet — enjoy.
And have a nice week-end, ya’ll…
The December issue of The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature: Southern Fiction, Essays, Poetry & more Since 1995 is now available online. I love this publication — it’s quirky, wide-ranging, eccentric and really interesting reading.
I would love the Dead Mule no matter what — but the fact is, one of my [Continue reading]
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