The Efficient Writer – Stop Making Life So Difficult
www.graphicstockimages.com I am an accomplished multi-tasker. I love to be as efficient as possible in the shortest amount of time. When I started writing, however, I found myself wasting time. It took hours to do something that should take minutes and the simplest tasks became giant stumbling blocks. Today [...]
Author Interview: Laura Jackson
Happy New Year! As tradition dictates, we're starting the month with an interview. You're in for a treat this year - two YA authors in a row! We're starting the year with Laura Jackson (no relation to the Jackson Five). Here she is: -- Tell us a little about yourself. [...]
Look Out 2015 – Here I Come!
Ready, set, GOALS! Yep. It's about that time. Last year I fully intended to revisit my goals in July to see how I was doing, but July is so warm and pretty, and I didn't want to be chained to my computer. Not to mention that I forgot. I've come [...]
A Bell Ringer’s Epiphany By Linda Rondeau (re-post)
www.graphicstockimages.com I wondered why I had volunteered. I had too many things to do. And I hate the cold. It gets into my bones until nothing can make me feel warm again. I had offered to be a bell ringer for the Salvation Army’s Christmas drive. I bundled [...]
A Guy’s Take on Christmas Romance by T. Neal Tarver (re-post)
www.graphicstockimages.com How does a guy who writes speculative fiction on the afterlife end up reading Christmas romances? And what does said guy (that would be me) think about books targeted for The how answer can be summarized in two words: relationships and timing.a reading audience that doesn’t include [...]