4 Lessons I Learned from my Readers (by Kathrese McKee)
My new book is finding its fans. I know this because I’ve been receiving feedback from people I’ve never met. It’s no longer my mom, sister, and friends giving me…
Fab 5 Friday: Chaos Edition
I've finally made the transition from summer to school, from conference planning to conference prep, from business to writing . . . In other words, it's been completely crazy around here.…
Cover Reveal: RUN by Glenn Haggerty
I love a good cover reveal, don't you? This fall, I'm excited to be working with Taegais Publishing again to launch a new book--the first in a trilogy. You may…
MY Cover Reveal: Bellanok: The Reluctant Savior
So, the time has come at last. My agent, Julie, and I have been working hard to polish Bellanok: The Reluctant Savior, the first part of the 5-book mini-series, and make it…
Who are You? (by Wendy Reese)
Jesus knew who He was, but made the point to ask his disciples if they knew as they gathered one night in Caesarea. Only Peter identified Him as Messiah. Before…
September 2015 Goals
Ah, summer is finally gone. I can smell the start of autumn in the cool night air. My frustrations with heat and humidity combined with allergies and taking on too…
Joyful Writing: How to Keep It (by Catherine Castle)
What a release to write so that one forgets oneself, forgets one’s companion, forgets where one is or what one is going to do next—to be drenched in sleep or…
From Beginning to End–How to Finish Your Manuscript (by Cindy Stewart)
Are You A “Newbie” Struggling to Finish Your First Manuscript? Has the bite of the perfectionist bug slowed you down? Are you tempted to quit? I consider myself a “newbie”…
Why I’m Glad it Took 11 Years to Get my First Novel Published (by A.J. Cattapan)
I started my writing journey about eleven years ago when I enrolled in a class on writing for children and teens. Although I’d harbored secret desires of being a…
Please Don’t Faint! (by Ada Brownell)
Clara has always been a fainter. She passes out at the sight of blood. Once she fainted when she bumped her head on a door. Due to her habit of…