I was surprised and delighted with all of your responses and comments on the introduction that I posted last week on “The Dragon”. Some of you actually cared enough about the story that your emails critiquing it were quite passionate, even pushy! I cannot think of a better compliment. Really. You all collectively rock! I was so encouraged that I […]
I am waiting for my friends who are “Editing” my first book (this is code for ripping to shreds) so until they are finished I have some time to play before rewrites. This is an idea that I have for a story. I thought perhaps I would put it out there and see what you all think of the basic premise. Feedback […]
Today is Monday, May 16th, 2011. It is a day that is many things to many people. For some first and foremost it is a Monday. (A wash of groans comes over the populace. After all, who needs Mondays?) For some it is simply a workday or a school day. Perhaps today is a happy day like a birthday or […]
Theresa sat down at her computer with a purposeful air. She set her cup of piping hot Earl Grey tea down next to her and pulled up her latest manuscript. She felt just a little bit smug as she skimmed last night’s work. It really was going well! The relationship developing with Jack and Sarah was everything she had seen […]
To paraphrase John Lennon, “Life is something that happens when you’re busy making other plans”. At least I think that’s who said it and approximately what was said. I’m a little nervous World and it tends to make me sarcastic, well, that and breathing. The interesting question is: why pray tell am I nervous? For one thing there are scads […]
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