The life most real to me. As evidenced by the preponderance of posts.
So. Another weekend, which means time to do things I want/need to do that are not “work for other people.” From my 750 words this morning: I have many, many things I should do today. I wonder if I’ll get to any of them. Actually, I will get to some, at least, or there will
Author and awesome lady Patricia Lynne tagged me for a blog hop. All you have to do is answer ten questions about your current work in progress and tag five other writers/bloggers and link to them. As it’s another lovely way to procrastinate, here’s my post. 1) What is the working title of your book? I
WIP Blog Hop: Donte Read More »
My first five books are set in the Dream’verse. In Eve’s book I met Donte and Taro and each got a book. In Taro’s book I met Rafe, in Rafe’s book I met Keen. First finished books, first published books, characters so firmly with me that I still see how they would react to situations
Coming Home to a Light Left On Read More »
Too many books on writing, I mean. And also “too many in a certain length of time.” I have friends who never read writing books for fear it will muck up their process. They’re afraid that they’ll spend too much time trying to make the writing fit what the book says it should be, and
There IS Such a Thing as Too Many Books Read More »
So over at the Pub (Click the couch to visit!) Murphy has decided to host a blog hop. I’m not often a participant in blog hops, but it sounded fun and I had this idea, so… Behold! Joss Ravid gets in trouble. Well, okay, that’s nothing new. Behold! Joss cross-dresses! Wait, that’s nothing new either.
Characters On Couches: Joss Ravid and the Mandatory Psych Assessment Read More »
I had a 220-day streak. I had a pterodactyl. His name was Steve. But last night, somewhere among the fifty fifteen tabs working on the website and the fifteen fifty Tom Hiddleston pics/gifs/videos and the other stuff I’ll get to sometime, I lost track of the 750words tab and forgot about it. I broke my
Tom Hiddleston Stole my Pterodactyl! Read More »
