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- Ali Cross
- Alice's Blog
- Amy Rose Davis
- Angela Carlie
- Before Morning Breaks
- C.K. Bryant
- Cheri Lasota
- Chris Crutcher
- Christine Fletcher
- Chrysalis: Emerging Women Writers
- Freckle Head
- G.P. Ching
- Kat Juniper
- Laura A.H. Elliot
- Laura Pauling
- Literary Rambles
- Marla Bowie LePley
- Megg Jensen
- Michelle Muto
- P.J. Hoover
- Pat Lichen
- RaShelle Workman
- Renaissance Chick
- Rose's blog
- Roxanna Matthews
- Sanna’s Bag
- Sarra Cannon
- Susan Landis-Steward
- Terri Patrick's Blog
- The Starving Writer
- The Ubiquitous Perspective
- Zoe Winters
Category Archives: Writing
New Covers!
The past five weeks have been insanely busy for me, between the Business Master Class and the fall leaf clean-up, but that “busy” has actually been fun for a change. The class was informative and empowering, absolutely worth every penny. … Continue reading
Posted in News, Writing
Tagged Afinity Photo, branding to genre, Business Master Class, covers
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My Friend Walt
I have a lot of river friends, and someday I’ll probably tell you about them, but today I want to focus on just one. Last summer, I met an elderly man named Walt and his Chesapeake Retriever, Salem, who was … Continue reading
A New Beginning
Some of you know that the last six years have been intensely stressful for me. I’ve always been a busy person, but for a long time I did my writing in the winter and my landscaping in the summer, so … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, The river, Writing
Tagged Dean Wesley Smith, empowerment, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, self-actualization
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What’s in Store
A few months ago, I confessed that I wasn’t going to be able to write a fifth Full Throttle book that would be of the quality you’ve come to expect. Many of you were incredibly gracious and supportive. Some expressed … Continue reading
An Unfortunate Reality
I have some unfortunate news for Full Throttle fans. After months spent re-reading the first four books, making changes to my outline, and writing 85 pages of Never Surrender, I’ve come to the conclusion that this last book is fatally … Continue reading
The McCall Initiative Episode 1.1: Deception
Almost a year ago, while my husband and I were driving to a friend’s house, he told me about a story he’d read in the Portland Mercury. According to the article, fifty years from now much of the United States … Continue reading
Some Updates
It’s been nearly three months since I wrote a blog post. I’ve thought about it a few times, and even went so far as to take voice notes on my walks, but ultimately, cleaning up and posting those ideas seemed … Continue reading
Staycation Update and DEAD HEAT Cover Reveal
My staycation is over, and it didn’t work out the way I’d hoped. That’s probably because instead of relaxing or getting out of town, I spent the entire time working on Dead Heat. The good news is, I got halfway … Continue reading
Publishing and Promotional Updates
As you’ve probably noticed, I’ve been mostly absent from the blogging scene lately, other than to feature books by some of my fellow YA authors. There’s a good reason for that. My friend McKenzie McCann blogged about something she calls … Continue reading
Posted in News, Writing
Tagged Driven, Getting Sideways, Indelibles, indie publishing, McKenzie McCann, teaching, Wee Cat
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