Confessions of a Quilter Who Also Writes
by Pam Halter I started quilting before I began writing. Both activities give me a creative outlet, but I have to admit, designing and sewing a quilt is much faster…
Confessions from a Fictional (yes, you read that correctly) Author
by Serena Chase My name is Serena Chase and I am not a real person. I am an invention. A pen name. The secret identity of an author who,…
Confessions of a Small Town Mountain Girl
by J.M. Hackman People hear “author” and immediately conjure up a glamorous life, full of book signing-days and jet-setting nights. That’s not me. Or they imagine days filled with writing…
Confessions of an Insta-Mom (PLUS a Giveaway!)
by Tosca Lee (Stay tuned at very end of post for information about how to win a copy of FIRSTBORN by Tosca Lee.) Last year, in the space of…
May 2017 Goals
I can't believe it's already May! The first 4 months of 2017 have flown by in such a blur, I can hardly remember anything that's happened. Of course, a lot…
Confessions of an Insecure, Falsely Confident Weirdo
by Deanna Fugett I could write something lighthearted and typical. Something like, I’m a speculative author, and I’ve never read the Lord of the Rings books or the Harry…
Confessions of a Middle-Aged Teenager
by Heather Fitzgerald I’m a late bloomer. It took many years of marriage and four kids to figure out what I wanted to be when I grew up. When…
Confessions of a Part-Time Teleworker
by Gretchen E K Engel My name is Gretchen and I'm a part-time teleworker and a full-time mom. That makes me 1.5 people. Sometimes it seems like it. I’m…
Confessions of a Rail-Jumper
A few months ago I opened an Etsy shop and named it Jumping Rails. Part of that name choice came from an experience in which I’d jumped a fence to…
Confessions of an OCD Writer
by Mike Duran In the summer of 2010, I began experiencing some weird medical problems. I am not a hypochondriac and, on average, see the doctor about once or twice…