The View Out the Window
Sometimes we can get caught up in minutia.. narrowing our focus too much and miss something special. We all do it. Perhaps we see what someone has “liked” and “like”…
Continue →Sometimes we can get caught up in minutia.. narrowing our focus too much and miss something special. We all do it. Perhaps we see what someone has “liked” and “like”…
Continue →On August 5 my blog tour for The Founders starts. Yea! This is fun, exciting and a great opportunity to meet bloggers and readers. The timing is wonderful as it…
Continue →I enjoy Pinterest. I confess. It is almost an addiction..and I don’t fight it very hard. At first I avoided it as I had heard that it took away the…
Continue →No learning is wasted and if we are striving to perfect our craft we learn everyday. I don’t believe we ever have all of the answers though over time, as…
Continue →“Perspective” is a lovely word with so many layers. Our personal perspective is a sum of our experiences, background and learning. An example of this relates to one of my…
Continue →To authors, their books are like their children. Now let’s stop right there! Before you shake your head, roll your eyes and close this page.. think about what new parents…
Continue →I am very pleased to announce to those of you that love to read but do not have an electronic reader that “The Founders” is now available in a paper…
Continue →People have asked where my characters have come from. The answer is… Any number of sources. The character “Ree”, who is introduced in my second book (due out July-August) is…
Continue →Many years ago I submitted a design to Danbury Mint for a Christmas ornament. The man in charge of the submissions department was a patient and professional voice on the…
Continue →Serendipity. You have to love it. As a writer it has helped me through plot walls, flawed dialog and incomplete settings. Let me give you an example. I was about…
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