Month: December 2007

I spent the morning in a place much like this one.  In my mind. I’m talking the walled-in solitude feel of the place–my actual fictional […]

Okay, I sounded kind of negative and kind of positive in yesterday’s post.  Believe me, this is normal during the querying process.  I went this […]

  Still chugging my way uphill. 🙂 This part of the journey has been shared here to keep up spirits of other writers doing as […]

I need to be writing.  The ideas have boiled up and are spilling over.  I need a little magic to take away all these holiday, […]

Had a fantastic day with family yesterday.  We laughed, shared food, presents and wine, then watched this movie. I’m so glad I bought it, because […]

I’m going to take a break here and spend the next four days with my family.  I’m hoping to squeeze a little writing in on Sunday, […]

Today was my anniversary. (It’s still the nineteenth, though this publishes as the twentieth.) At my wedding, we played Dan Fogelberg music because our very first […]

“The will to keep trying is often the difference between success and failure”-Davie Sarnoff Ever pick up a popular fiction book by a favorite author […]

“There are three rules for writing a novel.  Unfortunately, no one knows what they are.”  W. Somerset Maugham    I keep getting readers to the […]

   I got one of the best gifts last year for Christmas.  A writer friend gave me a green velvet journal and she took the time […]