An efriend writer originally published this as a guest post on their blog to help me launch my latest prehistoric fiction, Against All Odds. In case you missed it there, here are my anecdotal thoughts on how to survive rejection (something I know a lot about): *** I have a lot of experience with rejections. … Continue reading
This month, I’m joining Janet Rose’s Readers Circle where I will share my writing process, how my month of writing has gone, and a few ideas about the next book in the Dawn of Humanity trilogy, Laws of Nature. A boy blinded by fire. A woman raised by wolves. An avowed enemy offers help. A … Continue reading
Here’s a wonderful guest post from efriend, Cherie Dawn, author of Girl on Fire, on seasonal creativity. I haven’t written about this… well… ever on WordDreams so I’m thrilled Cherie offered to discuss it. It’s actually a big problem for a lot of writers. Season Creativity: How I Stay Creative in the Cold of Winter … Continue reading
I’m over at Chrys Fey’s wonderful blog, Write With Fey, today, to discuss why readers give up on a book. Here’s the link. I’d love to have you visit! Continue reading
I have rarely enjoyed a memoir as much as I liked Liesbet Collaert’s, Plunge: One Woman’s Pursuit of a Life Less Ordinary. Maybe because at my core, I’m nomadic. She does what I wish I would (and don’t). Here my review if you’d like to read more about this wonderful life story. No surprise, I … Continue reading
Janet Glaser officially launched her latest memoir, Arranging a Dream. A feel-good story about successfully starting a business while raising an infant, moving to a new town, and not knowing the industry. Janet’s story is exactly what we need to escape for a few hours from the worries and insecurity in our lives. Blurb In … Continue reading
So excited to welcome Chrys Fey to my blog for her book tour for Frozen Crimes, Book 5 in her Disaster Crimes series (which is amazing reading). I love this series. I’ve reviewed several of them on this blog–Tsunami Crimes, Lightning Crimes, and Hurricane Crimes (click for my reviews). Each centers on a natural disaster … Continue reading
Welcome to Patricia Josephine and her new book, Influenced! Influencers are the voices that whisper in our ears. Tiny Angels and devils sitting on our shoulders and guiding our choices. They are sworn to thwart the other. It is their duty. Or so they thought… Nothing is as it seems and questions are piling up. … Continue reading
When I wrote my first novel, To Hunt a Sub, I found out that I learned a lot about life from my characters. I wrote about that here if you’d like to check it out. That novel is set in the present day but my newest novel, Against All Odds, the third book in my … Continue reading
Today, I’m over at Ankur’s blog, Dark Office Humor, to share my newest book, Against All Odds. Ankur is the author of the ironically-humorous book, What Happens in Office Stays in Office. If you want to chuckle while nodding your head in agreement over the workaday world in large corporations, read his book. A note: … Continue reading
