Unveiling the New Writer Cave
Here it is – my new office. As you may remember, I’ve been writing the past 2 years on a couch and coffee table in a high-traffic area downstairs. It has its pros and cons. The good thing is I … Continue reading →
Breaking Through A Stuck Plot
This may be a problem that only pantsers such as myself experience, but I’ll throw it out there anyway. Stuck Plot. It’s not the same as writer’s block. The story is there, the characters are clamoring to get out, but … Continue reading →
The Nose Knows
I’m currently reading Blood Cross (in the Jane Yellowrock series) by Faith Hunter. The main character is a Native American shifter, and she hunts rogue vampires, solves the central mystery primarily by her heightened Mountain Cat sense of smell. Jane … Continue reading →
The Time Spent Not Writing
I’m finding that the time I spend not writing is as important as the time spent with fingers on the keyboard. I’ve always known my daily jog adds to my creative process. It’s like meditation – feet hitting the pavement … Continue reading →
What’s In A Name:
In spite of all the excess imagination in my household, names don’t come easy to us. There are a few exceptions. One of our sheep is named “Vehicle