Don’t Know + Don’t Care = Freedom
My yoga instructor once said something interesting. “Don’t worry about what you don’t know, because knowledge isn’t perfect. The knowledge we have today will be obsolete or changed in a… Read more »
Monthly Archives: August 2016
“Where Does the Writing Thing Come From?”
Recently someone asked me this question at a party: “Where does your writing thing come from? Like, is it genetic or something?” After I stopped laughing over the notion of… Read more »
Library Haul & Reading List 08/26/16
The big news this week is that Broken Fate is nominated for the Summer Indie Book Awards in the young adult category. Fans and readers nominated the books for these… Read more »
“So, What Do You Do?”
I used to cringe whenever someone asked me, “So, what do you do?” at a party or conference. I never had a good answer because the true answer was and… Read more »
The Joys of Paper and Pencil
Not long ago I was commenting to my writing group about how happy I was to have scored some serious deals on notebooks during the back-to-school sales. I like five… Read more »
Library Haul & Reading List 08/19/16
The big news this week is that Broken Fate is going to be turned into an audio book! I don’t have a release date, yet, but I’ll let you know… Read more »
Excuse Me, Can You Help Me Find My Brain?
I went to Home Depot the other day in search of…something. By the time I got to the store, I’d forgotten what it was that I needed. As I wandered… Read more »
Do You Have to Have Talent to Succeed?
I see many people give up on careers and activities that they love (or might love) because they don’t believe they have enough talent to succeed. Whether it’s writing, acting,… Read more »
Changes Are Coming to the Blog!
It’s been just over a year since I signed the contract for Broken Fate and a lot of things have happened since then. Unfortunately, progress often brings growing pains, so… Read more »
Why I’m an Olympics Junkie
If you ever spend any time with me, you quickly learn not to expect much from me during the two weeks every two years when the Olympics are on. I… Read more »